EnviroTOX (OAT/TOXDetect)

EnviroTOX® panels provide practitioners with a powerful tool for detecting toxic exposures and their health impacts. Beginning with our foundational panel of EnviroTOX® consisting of the Organic Acids Test, TOXDetect Profile™ and Glyphosate Test.

Our EnviroTOX® panels streamline the identification process, allowing for the collection of extensive data from a single, convenient urine sample. Maximize efficiency, reduce costs, and gain unparalleled visibility into toxic environmental factors affecting health.

Through various exposure routes, toxicants disrupt balance and harm organ systems, causing serious health threats. Identifying and removing environmental toxicant exposure and health impacts is fundamental to achieving comprehensive and lasting health outcomes for patients.

Our EnviroTOX® panels streamline the identification process, allowing for the collection of extensive data from a single, convenient urine sample. Maximize efficiency, reduce costs, and gain unparalleled visibility into toxic environmental factors affecting health with MosaicDX.

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TOXDetect Profile: • If you are taking the antibiotic Cephalexin (Cefalexin, Keflex, Bio-Cef, Novo-Lexin), please wait a minimum of four days after the last dose to collect your urine sample. • Samples that are visibly contaminated with blood (red, pink, or brown in color) will be cancelled and a new sample requested. Important: Do not discontinue any medications or supplements without first consulting your healthcare practitioner.

OAT Profile: Wait 48 hour after completing a course of antibiotics before collection.

Avoid the following foods for 48 hours prior to collecting your specimen as they may interfere with the test outcome: Apples, apple juice and products, Grapes, grape juice and products (including raisins) , Pears, pear juice and products, Cranberries,  cranberry juice and products, Reishi Mushrooms, Echinacea, Arabinogalactan, or Ribose Supplements.  mportant:

Do not discontinue any medications or supplements without first consulting your healthcare practitioner.

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