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Saliva Lead Detect Home Test
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While warning labels and precautions can be taken, some individuals are just more prone to exposure than others, For instance those that work in certain industrial professions may be more likely to be exposed than others. In these cases, a person inhales dust, flakes or other particles of lead while on the job.
However, the general public can be exposed to lead as well. For instance, contaminated food and water are primary culprits. Especially if you are living area that has old water pipes you might be exposed. Lately with the mass recalls of children's toys that contain lead, it has never been more appropriate to take note of your (or your loved ones) lead exposure.
Why is it so important to be aware of your level of lead exposure? Namely, it can cause severe complications and health problems to the major systems of the body including:
By using Saliva Lead Detect, you will be able to figure out how much lead you and your children have been exposed to and whether or not you should be concerned. Finding out this information can put your mind at ease or prepare you to take appropriate action.
And it's easy to use. Just place the sponge applicator in the mouth and allow it to thoroughly saturate in saliva. Then place the applicator in the testing device and send it with a pre-paid mailer to the laboratory. Within couple days your full results showing the lead levels in your body will be available. The sponge applicator is not recommended to be used for collecting saliva for kids under 3 years old. We recommend other saliva collecting methods to put in the collector to mail to the laboratory.
It's that simple and you can on your way to a healthier home.
The Lead Detection Saliva Test, a self-collected laboratory test can determine the level of lead in your body. Simply swab the inside of your mouth and send your saliva sample to the lab for analysis. Our CLIA Accredited Laboratory uses state-of-the-art Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) with Mass Spectrometry X2 (LC/MS/MS) technology to determine the amount of lead present. Results are available in 2-3 business days.
The Chain of Custody Form is valid for one year after the date of purchase.
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Detailed Description
Lead is dangerous. We've known this for a very long time, yet it is still used in many products such as paints, batteries, plumbing and in corrosion preventatives. While warning labels and precautions can be taken, some individuals are just more prone to exposure than others, For instance those that work in certain industrial professions may be more likely to be exposed than others. In these cases, a person inhales dust, flakes or other particles of lead while on the job.
However, the general public can be exposed to lead as well. For instance, contaminated food and water are primary culprits. Especially if you are living area that has old water pipes you might be exposed. Lately with the mass recalls of children's toys that contain lead, it has never been more appropriate to take note of your (or your loved ones) lead exposure.
Why is it so important to be aware of your level of lead exposure? Namely, it can cause severe complications and health problems to the major systems of the body including:
- Gastrointestinal
- Cardiovascular
- Renal
- Neurological
- Reproductive
- Hematological
By using Saliva Lead Detect, you will be able to figure out how much lead you and your children have been exposed to and whether or not you should be concerned. Finding out this information can put your mind at ease or prepare you to take appropriate action.
And it's easy to use. Just place the sponge applicator in the mouth and allow it to thoroughly saturate in saliva. Then place the applicator in the testing device and send it with a pre-paid mailer to the laboratory. Within couple days your full results showing the lead levels in your body will be available. The sponge applicator is not recommended to be used for collecting saliva for kids under 3 years old. We recommend other saliva collecting methods to put in the collector to mail to the laboratory.
It's that simple and you can on your way to a healthier home.
Related Information
While the effects of lead poisoning are very serious, children are most significantly affected by this heavy metal, which is toxic to the human body. Prolonged exposure to lead can cause health complications, which may be irreversible once the damage has been done. The Lead Detection Saliva Test, a self-collected laboratory test can determine the level of lead in your body. Simply swab the inside of your mouth and send your saliva sample to the lab for analysis. Our CLIA Accredited Laboratory uses state-of-the-art Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) with Mass Spectrometry X2 (LC/MS/MS) technology to determine the amount of lead present. Results are available in 2-3 business days.
Warnings
International buyers are responsible for shipping the specimens back to the lab in the United States. TestCountry is not responsible for failed tests due to delays and/or miscollection of specimens.The Chain of Custody Form is valid for one year after the date of purchase.
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