Looking into OAT testing but curious as to what that actually means and what it means for you specifically?
OAT stands for Organic Acids Testing.
When evaluating different Organic Acids Tests, it is important to choose an OAT panel from a laboratory that is 3rd party certified to ensure your results will be high quality and reproducible.
It is also important to ensure the markers on the OAT Panel (OAP) are based on 3rd party peer-reviewed research. Some laboratories offer panels built off of their preferences and internal research, instead of what is determined to be clinically relevant by a body of providers.
The US BioTek Organic Acids Tests, including the 36 OAP and 62 OAT, test for the most clinically relevant markers and is based solely on 3rd party peer-reviewed research. If you would like more information on the US BioTek Organic Acids Tests, visit the product page here.
Learn more about what our Organic Acids Tests test for on our Knowledge Base. This article outlines what markers are tested for on each test.