PFAS blood tests give you peace of mind

PFAS is linked with serious health conditions including several types of cancer. But you don’t need to panic. Our simple finger stick test can help give you peace of mind about your PFAS levels in these worrying times.

Features

Multiple compounds tested:

‍Tests for multiple PFAS compounds, including those that are most commonly found in people and can cause harm, such as PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, and others.

Independently Validated:

‍The PFAS Core Panel test is independently validated, and our central lab is registered in the State of Nevada and CLIA certified by CMS.

At-Home Test:

‍Take the test at home and ship back to our lab for quick results. No need for a visit to the doctor's office or lab. Convenient, quick, and accurate testing from the comfort of home.

User-Friendly Results:

‍Your report shows levels of each compound detected, how you compare to others, and includes guidance for reducing PFAS and improving your wellness.

Simple, All-Inclusive Kit:

Receive the test kit with everything you need, including a precise sampling device, sample taking supplies, shipping envelope, and easy-to-follow video instructions.

Results online in the app:

Access all your results in our web app as soon as they are available. You can also download the results and guidance as a PDF suitable to share with your physician.

How we test

Relentless Health delivers reliable and affordable PFAS testing using the newest at-home blood sample collection approach. This is backed up by state-of-the-art laboratory technology which allows us to provide accurate results in days.

Home PFAS testing from Relentless Health

What’s in the test kit

Every test kit includes

Sampler in a foil package
1 Gauze pad
2 bandages
1 alcohol prep wipe
1 sample label
3 sterile lancets
A prepaid mailing label and envelope
Instructions

Your results explained

Four steps to getting tested

We will ship your test kit within 1 working day of receiving the order. Once your kit arrives, follow these easy steps to take your PFAS test.

Prepare the kit: Lay out the kit ready to use, open the lancet and sampler device, and wash and dry your hands.
Prick your finger: Use the lancet to prick the end of one finger and wipe away the first drop of blood.
Collect the samples: Carefully collect your 4 samples using the device, making sure the tip goes completely red.
Return to our lab: Close the sampler, attach your ID label, seal in its pouch, and put in the reply paid envelope to mail back to our lab

What will your results show?

Once your results are ready you will be able to access them by logging into our app. You will see the following details:

A list of all PFAS compounds that were detected along with the levels identified
Details of where each compound is used and potential health effects
An estimate of how your PFAS levels compare with guidance from the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM)
Comparisons between your NASEM level and the wider US population
Advice on how to reduce your PFAS exposure
Access to a downloadable report that you can then share with your physician

What are PFAS chemicals?

PFAS (per-and poly-fluoroalkyl substances) are a large family of man-made “forever chemicals”. They have long been used in manufacturing for their useful chemical properties, such as being non-stick and being able to repel water. The unique properties of PFAS saw them used in numerous firefighting applications. For decades, they have been the key ingredient in aqueous film-forming foams (AFFFs) used to fight fuel fires. They are also extensively used in the manufacture of firefighter’s turnout gear to improve heat transfer and moisture wicking.

Is the Relentless Health PFAS Core Panel available everywhere?

Relentless Health's toxin tests are available to be purchased and used by almost anyone in the United States,. The exceptions are: residents of the state of New York due to New York's regulations for lab testing; APO addresses; or some overseas territories. We hope to make our tests available in NY soon.

Are PFAS chemicals dangerous?

Evidence is increasingly linking PFAS exposure to significant adverse health outcomes. These include several forms of cancer as well as reproductive health issues and organ damage among others. As a result, it is important to understand which PFAS substances are present in your body and in what quantities.

Is the test painful?

Taking the Relentless Health test is very simple and typically painless. In order to get a few drops of blood, you do need to use the provided lancet to prick the tip of your finger. For some, this is completely painless, and for others, it might feel like a sting that goes away after a few seconds.

What will my results tell me?

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). You will also get access to our guide with recommendations on how to reduce PFAS exposure at home and in the workplace.
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The test is intended to provide clinical information regarding the presence or absence of the specified PFAS compounds in your sample. The results of this test are not intended to be the sole basis for diagnosis or clinical decision-making. The interpretation of these test results should be made by a healthcare provider with knowledge of the patient’s clinical history and in conjunction with other laboratory and clinical data.

Which PFAS chemicals does the PFAS Core Panel detect?

The Relentless Health PFAS Core Panel includes analysis of your blood for 18 different PFAS chemicals. Eight of the PFAS compounds are the same ones tracked by The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES):

PFHxS Perfluorohexane Sulfonate
PFOA Perfluorooctanoic Acid
PFHpS Perfluoroheptanesulfonic Acid
PFNA Perfluorononanoic Acid
PFOS Perfluorooctane Sulfonate
PFDA Perfluorodecanoic Acid

The test also includes 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.