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Mercury Tri-Test® & Blood Metals Panel
Mercury Tri-Test® & Blood Metals Panel
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Mercury, Toxic Metals & Nutrient Element Testing
Comprehensive Screening for Mercury Burden, Excretion Capacity & Elemental Imbalances
The Mercury Tri-Test® & Blood Metals Panel offers a powerful, non-invasive way to assess your body’s exposure to—and ability to excrete—mercury and other toxic metals, while also evaluating nutrient mineral status. Unlike conventional challenge tests, the Mercury Tri-Test uses a unique three-sample approach—blood, hair, and urine—to separately measure methylmercury and inorganic mercury, providing a complete picture of your total body burden and detox efficiency.
Paired with the Blood Metals Panel, this dual test screens for 16 nutrient and toxic elements, including calcium, magnesium, lithium, lead, mercury, arsenic, and more. Whether you're concerned about chronic exposure, environmental toxins, or nutritional deficiencies, this advanced lab analysis is a crucial step toward personalized detoxification and long-term resilience.
✔ Email support@nugenelabs.com to request comprehensive test results review and detoxification plan (additional charges apply)
✔ No need for risky challenge testing
✔ Ideal for individuals with fatigue, cognitive issues, chronic inflammation, or heavy metal exposure
The Mercury Tri-Test® & Blood Metals Panel test is not diagnostic and is not eligible for coverage under Medicare, Medicaid, or medical insurance.
Blood Metals Panel test kits are not available for purchase or shipping in New York or the U.S. territories.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Information provided by this website or this company is not a substitute for individual medical advice.
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Benefits
Tri-Test for Dual Mercury Analysis – The Mercury Tri-Test is the only clinical test that utilizes blood, hair, and urine to measure excretion abilities and exposure of inorganic and methyl mercury.
Exclusive Dual Mercury Analysis – Unlike common “Challenge Testing”, the Mercury Tri-Test separates methyl mercury (mostly from seafood or amalgam-based mercury) from inorganic mercury (the most toxic form) and measures each directly.
No Need for Challenge Testing – Challenge testing can result in redistribution of metals in the organs. It can also have difficulties identifying long term toxicity and your unique mercury excretion capabilities. Tri-Test provides unprecedented information on exposure sources, body burden and ability to excrete each form of mercury.
Nutrient + Toxic Metals Analysis – The Blood Metals Panel screens for a broad range of elements to show elevated exposure to toxic metals or imbalances of nutrient elements in whole blood.
16 Elements – Nutrient Elements: Calcium, Copper, Lithium, Magnesium, Manganese, Molybdenum, Selenium, Zinc. Potentially Toxic Metals: Antimony, Arsenic, Cadmium, Cobalt, Lead, Mercury, Silver, Strontium
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Mercury Tri-Test® & Blood Metals Panel
FAQ
What is the most accurate mercury test?
The Mercury Tri-Test® is the most comprehensive and accurate test for mercury exposure. It’s the only clinical test that uses blood, hair, and urine to measure both methyl mercury (from fish and amalgams) and inorganic mercury (the most toxic form). This method shows your total body burden and how well your body is excreting each type—no challenge testing required.
What does a toxic metals test show?
The Blood Metals Panel screens for 16 nutrient and toxic elements in whole blood, including calcium, magnesium, zinc, lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury. It helps detect heavy metal toxicity, nutrient imbalances, or environmental exposure—critical insights for anyone managing chronic fatigue, brain fog, or detox challenges.
Who should get tested for mercury or heavy metals?
These tests are ideal for individuals with high seafood consumption, dental amalgams, past industrial or environmental exposure, or unexplained symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, or neurological issues. Together, the Mercury Tri-Test® and Blood Metals Panel offer an advanced, non-invasive way to assess your toxic burden and detox capacity.
How do I get my blood drawn and what do I take to phlebotomist?
Check with your doctor’s office or local hospital to see if they will draw your blood. We do not contract directly with phlebotomy services and have no affiliation. You may check our Blood Draw Locations in addition to checking your local area. Please note these labs are independently owned and the policies and prices will vary. The blood draw fee is your responsibility. Please take the entire test kit with you to the phlebotomist. Complete instructions are included. Both the Blood Metals Panel and the Mercury Tri-Test® require a blood draw.
What is included in the test kits?
All kits will include the following items regardless of which test you are requesting. Please collect only the specimen needed for your test. The specimen needed will be listed on the patient request form for each test.
- Requisition Form: This is the form that will link your test to you and your practitioner
- Tubes: There will be tubes for urine, hair, or blood depending on the test kit you purchased
- Collection instructions
- Biohazard bag
- Return shipping label and bag for U.S. orders.
What paperwork is necessary?
Do I need to answer all of the questions on the requisition form? A requisition form is included in every kit. This form will link your sample and test results to you and your practitioner if your practitioner ordered the test. Please ensure that you fill out the form in its entirety and in legible handwriting. Missing or illegible information will delay processing.
Do I need to fast?
No, fasting is not required.
After collecting the samples, how quickly do they need to be returned?
For the most accurate results, we recommend the samples are shipped immediately. A 2-day shipping label is provided in your test kit for U.S. orders.
How long will it take to get my results back?
QuickSilver Scientific lab team works diligently to process and analyze each test in a timely fashion. In most cases, it takes roughly three weeks from receipt to completion. We cannot guarantee processing time due to holiday schedules and/or unforeseen circumstances which may cause periodic delays to this timing. You or your practitioner will be notified via email when results are available in our secure Quicksilver Scientific testing portal.
How do I access my results?
Results can be accessed through our testing portal. The portal is the only way to view results. For security purposes, Quicksilver Scientific does not send results via email, fax, or mail. Patient Accounts: If you are testing as a patient, and have selected on your patient request form to have your results be released to you, a testing portal account will be created. A valid email address must be provided on the patient request form in order for this to happen. Once you have a testing portal account, you should receive an email to get your account set up. If this option is not selected, test result access will go directly to your practitioner. Practitioner Accounts: Practitioners will have an account created to access patient’s results in our testing portal. Please ensure that a valid email address is provided on the patient request form under the practitioner information section. If an email account is not provided, you will not have access. To gain access, please contact us at testing@quicksilverscientific.com. Once you have a testing portal account, you will receive email notifications every time there is a status change to one of your tests, for example – when the sample arrives at the lab, when testing analysis begins, and when the results become available.
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