Finger-stick tests are the easiest way for you to monitor PFAS exposure from the comfort of home
Your blood sample will be analyzed in our CLIA certified laboratory using the latest equipment and methods
Our app lets you view your results and compare them against the general population and the NASEM guidelines
FInger stick tests can be done in the comfort of your home
Our lab uses the latest proven tech to analyze your results
Receive your full results in the app in just 10-15 business days
PFAS has been linked with a growing range of serious problems from reproductive health issues to cancer. Exposure comes from many sources including non-stick cookware, fast food packaging, tap water, and waterproof clothing.
PFAS compounds have been linked with several types of cancer, including testicular, pancreatic, and kidney cancers
There are clear links between PFAS and dyslipidemia, a known risk factor for cardiovascular disease
PFAS can have severe effects on newborns including reduced birthweight and poor response to vaccines
The Relentless Health PFAS Core Panel includes analysis of your blood for multiple PFAS chemicals. Eight of the PFAS compounds are the same ones tracked by The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES):
The test also includes several other PFAS compounds that are commonly used in various consumer products and industrial processes, as well as found in some drinking water and the environment.
Relentless Health's toxin tests are available to be purchased and used by anyone in the United States, except for residents of the state of New York. This is due to New York's state regulations for lab testing. We hope to make our tests available in NY soon.
The Relentless Health PFAS test tells you whether you have detectable levels of specific PFAS chemicals in your blood, as well as the concentration of each detected PFAS chemical in “ng/mL” (nanograms per milliliter). Each test includes a guide with recommendations on how to reduce PFAS exposure at home and in the workplace.
The test is intended to provide clinical information regarding the presence or absence of the specified PFAS compounds. Results should be interpreted in conjunction with other clinical and laboratory findings. The results of this test are not intended to be the sole basis for diagnosis or clinical decision making.
