Naturopathy by Randa
At-home organic acids test kit with sample containers and return packaging

NutriPATH Organic Acids Metabolomic Profile (OAT)

$455.00

A practitioner-led NutriPATH organic acids urine test assessing nutritional, metabolic, mitochondrial, methylation, neurotransmitter, gut dysbiosis, oxalate, detoxification, and environmental exposure markers. Randa includes interpretation in the care process.

Shipping is additional and will be confirmed before the kit is finalised.

SKU: NUTRIPATH-OAT-4041 Category:

Description

The NutriPATH Organic Acids Metabolomic Profile (OAT) is a practitioner-led urine test that helps map organic acid markers and cellular metabolic patterns from a home-collected spot urine sample. Randa uses the report in context with your symptoms, history, diet, stress load, hormones, and health goals so the results can be translated into practical next steps.

What this test can help clarify

  • Nutritional needs related to vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and metabolic cofactors.
  • Mitochondrial energy production and broader metabolic pathway patterns.
  • Detoxification capacity, antioxidant demand, and oxidative stress markers.
  • Neurotransmitter metabolism and methylation-related patterns.
  • Possible bacterial or yeast overgrowth, gut dysbiosis, and oxalate metabolism markers.
  • Selected environmental exposure markers.

Collection and timing

  • Laboratory: NutriPATH
  • Test code: 4041
  • Sample type: spot urine
  • Collection method: CI05.12.01
  • Estimated lab turnaround: 14 business days from lab processing
  • Method: LCMS/MS/MS

How ordering works

  1. Place your order through the shop using the temporary offline payment option.
  2. Randa confirms payment, shipping, suitability, and kit next steps before the test process begins.
  3. The kit is dispatched for at-home sample collection.
  4. You return the sample using the supplied packaging.
  5. Randa reviews the results with you and provides practitioner interpretation.

This is a practitioner-led pathology test. Results should be interpreted with a qualified healthcare practitioner rather than read in isolation.