Glyphosate Test
Measure glyphosate exposure with a reliable, easy home test to understand your health risks. Certified lab analysis.
Product details: EUR 59.99 — InStock — SKU I360 — GetTested
About this test
Key Benefits
Measure your glyphosate exposure levels in a simple and reliable way
Provides insight into environmental and dietary exposure
Useful when evaluating potential toxic load and chemical exposure
Reflects recent exposure to commonly used herbicides (weed killers)
Simple at-home urine test
What This Test Measures
This test measures glyphosate levels in urine.
Glyphosate
A widely used herbicide (weed killer) commonly applied in agriculture. It may enter the body through food, drinking water, or environmental exposure.
Urinary glyphosate reflects recent exposure, providing insight into how much of this compound has entered the body over a short period of time.
About Glyphosate
Glyphosate is one of the most commonly used herbicides globally and is frequently applied to crops such as wheat, corn, soy, and rapeseed.
Due to its widespread use, low-level exposure may occur through diet and environment, even in individuals not directly handling herbicides.
Monitoring glyphosate levels can help provide a clearer understanding of overall exposure patterns, especially for those aiming to reduce contact with environmental chemicals.
How It Works
Order Your Kit
Purchase your test onlineCollect Your Sample
Collect a urine sample at home (first morning urine recommended)Send It Back
Mail your sample to the laboratoryReceive Your Results
Access your results once analysis is complete
Sample Collection
The sample is collected using a urine test at home, ideally from the first morning urine, which provides a more concentrated sample for accurate analysis.
This method is simple, non-invasive, and suitable for convenient home testing.
ISO-Certified Lab and Analysis
Your sample is analyzed in an ISO-certified and accredited laboratory using GC-MS (Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry), a highly sensitive and precise analytical method.
This technique is widely used for detecting low concentrations of chemical compounds, ensuring accurate and reliable measurement of glyphosate levels.
Biomarkers included
- Glyphosphate: Glyphosphate: Glyphosphate is a chemical compound used as an active ingredient in many herbicides. It acts by blocking an enzyme necessary for plant growth, making it effective for weed control. Glyphosphate is commonly used on crops such as wheat, soybean and corn and can be present in food and water. Exposure to glyphosphate has been linked to potential health risks, and its presence in the body
How to prepare
Collect your sample using **first morning urine**, which is the urine passed after waking up. Ensure that at least **8 hours have passed since your last meal** before collecting the sample.
Frequently asked questions
What does glyphosate exposure mean?
Glyphosate exposure refers to contact with a widely used herbicide (weed killer), commonly found in agriculture. It may enter the body through food, water, or environmental sources.
How should I interpret my results?
Results reflect your recent exposure level to glyphosate. Higher levels may indicate increased exposure through diet or environment, but results should always be interpreted in context of lifestyle and overall health.
Customer reviews
4.5/5 (2)
- 4/5 — Took about two weeks for the lab results, but the instructions were very clear.
- 5/5 — Easy collection process and the results gave me the peace of mind I was looking for.