Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test | 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels Cost in Washington DC
Typical cost: $398
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Typical cost: $398
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This urine test includes measuring levels of the following 6 heavy metals: Arsenic, Cadmium, Cobalt, Lead, Mercury & Thallium. Creatinine levels are included. As a self-pay test, it can be ordered online and completed with a collection visit at a partner lab. Testing is performed at a partner lab in the network.
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How we source these costs. Prices shown are typical national self-pay rates published by our CLIA-certified partner lab network and are estimates, not quotes. Your final price may differ by lab location, test panel, and any add-on collection fees. Last reviewed 2026.
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How much does Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test | 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels cost in Washington DC?
The typical self-pay cost is $398. Local pricing may vary by lab and any collection fees.
Can I order Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test | 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels without a doctor's order in Washington DC?
For most tests through our partner lab network, no doctor's order is required.
How long do Heavy Metal Toxicity Lab Test | 6 Common Heavy Metals Levels results take?
Typical turnaround is 1-3 business days.
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