A laboratory study, during which the content of various chemical elements is determined in a hair sample — including minerals necessary for the body and potentially toxic metals.

The laboratory is equipped with the latest 2026 X-ray fluorescence spectrometer, which allows us to determine the content of up to 70 chemical elements in biological samples. Research is possible in various samples, including: hair • nails • blood • bone tissue • tooth tissue
The goal of Biospectr is to provide doctors and patients with additional, objective information through high-precision laboratory studies.
The laboratory is equipped with the latest 2026 X-ray fluorescence spectrometer, which allows us to determine the content of up to 70 chemical elements in biological samples.
We believe that in modern medicine, accurate analytical information helps doctors and patients make better decisions.
Taking a hair sample is a simple, non-invasive and painless procedure. Its elemental composition reflects information accumulated over a certain period of time.

Hair is an ideal tissue for sampling and analysis. The procedure is simple and painless.

Hair is cut in the neck area, as close to the skin as possible.

In case of external contamination, the sample is processed with a special reagent.

Results should be interpreted by an appropriate specialist.
Accurate research. Reliable information. Better decisions.
We believe that in modern medicine, accurate analytical information helps doctors and patients make better decisions.
The goal of Biospectr is to provide doctors and patients with additional, objective information about the balance of microelements and possible toxic effects through high-precision laboratory studies.
The laboratory is equipped with the latest 2026 X-ray fluorescence spectrometer, which allows us to determine the content of up to 70 chemical elements in biological samples.

Deficiency, excess or imbalance of elements in hair indicates a violation of their intake, absorption, excretion or distribution in the body.



Elemental hair analysis is used for environmental and occupational exposure biomonitoring, epidemiological studies, forensics and archaeology.