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Heavy metals blood test

Heavy metals blood test

Checks lead and mercury in your blood and shows whether you're currently exposed through food, home or work.

Book check-up
FromCHF 269

Only available in combination with an advanced blood test

Reviewed by Swiss physicians

Personal action plan

Interactive report

See whether lead or mercury from your food, home or work is reaching your blood.

  • Check your mercury level if you often eat large fish such as tuna or swordfish.

  • Check your lead level if you live with old pipes or paint, or work with solder.

  • Know where to look. If a level is raised, your doctor helps you find the source.

  • Shows the last one to three months. Metals stored in bone or organs over years don't show up in blood.

Blood shows exposure over recent weeks to months, not metals stored in bone or tissue.

  • TIME NEEDED
    15 minTaken during your blood draw, no extra time
  • HEALTH AREAS
    Environmental exposure, nervous system and kidneys
  • BIOMARKERS TESTED
    2Lead and mercury in whole blood
  • PREPARATION REQUIRED
    Preparation details come with your booking confirmation.
  • FOR WHOM
    18+Adults who eat a lot of fish or may be exposed to metals at work, at home or through hobbies

Questions we could help with

Real questions from people like you, and how a heavy metals blood test helps answer them.

I eat a lot of fish. Is that a problem?

Large fish like tuna and swordfish carry the most mercury. The test shows your current level.

Our house is old. Could the pipes affect us?

Old lead pipes and flaking paint can release lead. Blood lead shows whether you're exposed now.

I restore old furniture. Should I check?

Old paint, soldering and stained glass can expose you to lead. The test shows whether your level is raised.

Does the test show metals stored over years?

No. Blood shows the last one to three months. Metals stored in bone or organs over years can't be measured reliably in routine tests.

How it works

Three simple steps to your blood test results

Before your appointment

Our team will review additional details so you're fully prepared — no referral needed.

During your appointment

The clinic team welcomes you and takes a small blood sample. Expect your visit to take about 15 minutes from start to finish.

After your appointment

Your blood is analyzed, and within 5–7 business days you receive a digital report and personalized health plan from our physicians.

Our blood test packages

Each blood test includes a clear report reviewed by a doctor, starting at CHF 299.

Advanced blood test

Advanced blood test

Duration: 15 min

Advanced blood test that goes beyond GP coverage. Includes a comprehensive 80+ biomarker blood test.

CHF299

Reviewed by Swiss physicians

Personal action plan

Add tests or MRI imaging anytime

Includes
80+ biomarker blood test
Heart health: ApoB, HbA1c & insulin
Organ function: Liver, kidney & thyroid health
Immune health: White blood cells & ESR
Energy & fatigue: Key iron & red blood cells
Nutrient balance: Vitamin D & mineral levels

Your insurer may cover your check-up

Multiple supplementary insurance plans contribute to the cost of our preventive check-ups. We've confirmed coverage with leading Swiss providers. Reimbursement varies by plan.

Health reports without the headache

Medical data can be complex. Our interactive reports explain each result in simple terms with clear visuals.

Health report
Advanced + 2 add-ons|6 October 2026
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38Biological age
1y
1 yr younger than your age at the time of testing (39).
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1.6%Heart risk score
Your 10-year cardiovascular risk is considered low-to-moderate (0%–2.5%).
89Biomarkers
12optimal73in range4out of range
10Results
1No finding5Observation4Minor
Summary
Prof. Dr. med. Olivio DonatiProf. Dr. med. Olivio Donati
Hello,

Your blood values are mostly in range; vitamin D is low.

Read more
1 clinical follow-upSpecialist consultation
2 health optimizationsExercise, Nutrition

Significance:No findingObservationMinorFollow-up recommended

Made for each other

The heavy metals test comes from the same blood draw as your blood test, so you can add it in one visit.

It's your body. Time to get the full picture.