Collection Method
US BioTek utilizes dried urine cards taken at a first-morning void to make collection simple and convenient for patients.
Organic Acids Profile
Our Organic Acids Profile measures 36 organic acids to create a unique patient biochemistry profile that reflects how well the body is obtaining and utilizing nutrients. A customized diet and lifestyle plan can then be established to address specific nutritional needs.
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Streamlined organic acids profile
Vitamin deficiencies and metabolic imbalances may produce a range of health issues, including fatigue, mood changes, digestive problems, and more. Our Organic Acids Profile measures 36 organic acids markers to create a unique patient biochemistry profile that reflects how well the body is obtaining and utilizing nutrients. A customized diet and lifestyle plan can then be established to address specific nutritional needs.
Additionally, the OAP test has an Interpretive Guide designed to assist clinicians in their interpretation of dried urine, first-morning void organic acids results. The guide aids clinicians in preparing personalized nutrition and lifestyle recommendations for the general population.
Testing Process
Liquid Chromatography/ Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) instrumentation is used to quantitatively evaluate patient urine specimens for metabolically-derived organic acids and evidence of exposure to environmental pollutants.
Our Urinary Metabolic Profile is run on this comprehensive testing platform, which offers superb separation, resolution, and identification of compounds from a complex biological mixture such as urine, yielding precise and repeatable results.
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Sample Report
Our reports are straightforward and easy to read, so you and your patient can spend more time on treatment.
The Organic Acids Panel utilizes a streamlined list of makers to provide a solid functional overview of general health and mitochondrial function.
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Collection Instructions
The Organic Acids Profile requires a dried urine sample, easily collected via our simple urine collection card.
DRIED URINE COLLECTION INSTRUCTIONS>>
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Step 1: Create a US BioTek Account
We invite licensed healthcare providers to set up an account with us.
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Step 2: Request Specimen Collection Kits
Test kits are available to registered providers upon request. Use our online submission form to order the collection kits you require.
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Step 3: Collect Specimen
Easy collection and low volume specimen requirements are advantages of the US BioTek testing methodology. Follow our simple instructions.
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Step 4: Order Tests
Upon completion of specimen collection, complete our test requisition form and include it in your specimen shipment.
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Step 5: View Results
Providers can view and download results through our secure Clinician Portal, or request results by email.
Please note that US BioTek does not discuss test results directly with patients. Practitioners assume the responsibility of relaying test results to their patients. All results are confidential.
- Step 1: Create a US BioTek Account
- Step 2: Request Specimen Collection Kits
- Step 3: Collect Specimen
- Step 4: Order Tests
- Step 5: View Results
Step 1: Create a US BioTek Account
We invite licensed healthcare providers to set up an account with us.
Step 2: Request Specimen Collection Kits
Test kits are available to registered providers upon request. Use our online submission form to order the collection kits you require.
Step 3: Collect Specimen
Easy collection and low volume specimen requirements are advantages of the US BioTek testing methodology. Follow our simple instructions.
Step 4: Order Tests
Upon completion of specimen collection, complete our test requisition form and include it in your specimen shipment.
Step 5: View Results
Providers can view and download results through our secure Clinician Portal, or request results by email.
Please note that US BioTek does not discuss test results directly with patients. Practitioners assume the responsibility of relaying test results to their patients. All results are confidential.