The Intrinsic Prism test

One testing-and-guidance package

The Intrinsic Prism complete package is $1,999 per participant, advertised as a one-time purchase.[1][2]

It includes the at-home kit, comprehensive AI analytics, detailed result explanations with potential exposure causes, a personalized protocol, and 24/7 guidance.[2]

The package also includes clinician-reviewed result flags and insights from functional medicine clinicians.[1]

See the product page for the full price, shipping, refund and how-to-order details, or read Are at-home toxin tests legit? for what the test can and can't tell you.

What the profile covers

The profile covers 133+ reported toxin and detox markers across five groups: mycotoxins, heavy metals, environmental toxins, PFAS chemicals, and toxin genetics.[2]

Exposure measurements and genetic variants answer different questions; they should be read in the context of their own categories.[2]

Use the existing marker directory to explore the detailed list. This guide does not duplicate or replace it.

From collection to report

Our process page states that the kit ships within 24 hours and that a courier picks up the prepared kit.[3]

The profile uses urine for many toxin markers, blood or serum for included PFAS chemistry, and DNA for selected inherited variants.[2]

Follow the instructions included with your kit; collection requirements differ by specimen.[2]

Report timing begins after all required specimens are received and accepted by the laboratory, with the complete report released when the required components are available.[2]

See How it Works for the process and select Sample Report to explore the report format.

A report with next steps

Your report organizes findings by panel and adds AI analytics, readable explanations, potential exposure causes and a personalized protocol.[2]

The plan brings together next steps for lifestyle, diet, water, air, environment and detoxification protocols.[3]

24/7 guidance is included for understanding results and working through the next steps.[2]

Read Understanding results and next steps for how to approach your report and comparable follow-up testing.

What a result can establish

A detected marker does not by itself identify the exact product, building, food, workplace or date that caused an exposure.[2]

A flag is not a diagnosis or a treatment instruction on its own.[2]

For collection, orders, privacy and support questions, use the existing FAQ.

More guides: toxin marker glossary, how to prepare for a urine toxin test, insurance for toxin testing.

More detail: how results are interpreted, and our testing methodology.