MycoTOX Mold Test
Urine Mycotoxin Measurements — Not a Mold Illness Diagnosis
What is This Test?
MycoTOX measures selected mycotoxins in urine. A detected amount does not establish mold-related illness, identify a building or mold species as the source, or measure your total body burden. Food can contribute to detectable levels in healthy people. CDC's published guidance warns that disease-predicting urine levels have not been established and does not recommend biologic testing simply because someone lives or works in a water-damaged building. Discuss these limitations with your clinician before ordering.
Confirm the exact panel, eligibility, preparation, and timing in your Fullscript order and current lab instructions. Kit instructions take priority over this general summary. Do not stop prescribed medicines without your clinician's guidance. Laboratory certification does not establish that every proposed clinical use is validated.
Biomarkers Tested
Selected Mycotoxins
- Aflatoxin M1
- Ochratoxin A
- Sterigmatocystin
- Gliotoxin
Additional Measured Compounds
- Mycophenolic Acid
- Chaetoglobosin A
- Citrinin
Trichothecenes
- Roridin E
- Verrucarin A
Other Mycotoxins
- Zearalenone
- Enniatin B
What Should You Discuss Before Testing?
Discuss Clinical Utility
Ask whether the result would change your care given the limitations of urine mycotoxin testing.
Environmental Concerns
Moisture and visible mold need appropriate building assessment; a urine result cannot locate the source.
Treatment Safety
Do not start antifungals, binders, or a detox program based on this result alone.
Understanding Your Results
Your report shows urine measurements and laboratory reference ranges. These ranges are not established thresholds for mold-related illness.
What You Can Review:
- 1Summary of measured urine mycotoxins
- 2Individual mycotoxin quantification
- 3Laboratory reference comparisons
- 4Limits of source attribution
- 5Questions for clinical review
- 6No diagnosis or detox plan from the report alone
How to Test
First morning urine sample collection at home
- 1Receive your collection kit in the mail (arrives within 3-5 days via UPS/USPS)
- 2Collect your first morning urine sample following the instructions
- 3No fasting required
- 4Use the prepaid shipping label to send your sample to the CLIA & CAP-certified lab
- 5Results are typically available 14-21 days after completing your test
Personal analysis included with testing
Alyssa's personal analysis is covered by the education resource fee shown when you purchase testing in Fullscript. Start with the quiz for individual testing guidance; checkout on this website remains paused.
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