Lumati Detect
Saliva-Based Microplastics Exposure Test
Lumati Detect is a saliva-based microplastics exposure test — processed in a certified U.S. lab — that gives you a clear, personalized snapshot of your microplastic exposure level. Use it as a wellness baseline, track changes over time, and make more informed choices about your everyday environment..
The Growing Science of Microplastic Exposure
Research increasingly shows they are present in the human body. Peer-reviewed studies have detected microplastics in human blood, lung tissue, and the digestive system. Emerging research is exploring potential associations between microplastic accumulation and cellular stress, hormonal pathways, and inflammatory responses — though the full clinical picture is still being studied.
Understanding your personal exposure level is a meaningful first step toward making informed lifestyle choices.
The health effects of microplastic exposure are an active area of scientific research. Detection of microplastics does not indicate disease or toxicity. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider with any health-related concerns.
Your Personal Microplastics Report—Made Simple
Lumati Detect measures microplastic particles in your saliva sample using advanced spectroscopy — processed in a certified U.S. lab. Because saliva offers a convenient, low-contamination collection method, it provides a repeatable way to track your personal microplastic exposure level over time.
For informational and wellness purposes only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What the Size Categories Mean
Microplastics are grouped by particle size, since different sizes suggest different ways plastics may enter the body:
These are typically linked to inhalation exposure (airborne microplastics). They are of greatest concern because they can potentially cross biological barriers, including the blood–brain barrier.
These often enter the body through food and beverages and can pass through the gut–blood barrier.
Too large to pass through most biological barriers; their presence could be from direct bloodstream exposure, such as intravenous sources, or may reflect a sampling irregularity.
Understanding Your Particle Count
Your results table shows how many microplastic particles were detected in each size category, along with your total count and calculated concentration.
Example:
Total particles detected: 6
Calculated concentration: 60 P/ml
Particle Count by Size Category
How many particles were identified within each measured range.
Calculated
Concentration (P/ml)
The number of particles per milliliter based on our 100 μL sample
Particle Count by Size Category
The sum of all microplastics detected across every size category.
The lower your total count, the better—the ideal benchmark is zero detectable microplastics.
For informational and wellness purposes only. This test is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Detection of microplastics in saliva does not indicate the presence of disease or toxicity. Individual results may vary. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any health concerns.
Comparing Your Results
You're not testing in a vacuum. Lumati Detect maintains a live, anonymized database of user results — so your report doesn't just show your number, it shows you where you stand in the bigger picture.
0
no microplastics detected
1–5
trace
amount
6–10+
higher
range
What It Means for You
Most people have no idea what's accumulating inside their body. Now you can. Your Lumati Detect results give you a clear, measurable baseline of your current microplastic exposure — so you can make smarter choices and track real change over time.
For informational and wellness purposes only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
How Lumati Detect Works
Modern testing made easy and reliable.
Processed in a certified U.S. lab, Lumati Detect gives you clear, actionable insights. Establish your baseline and retest to track improvement.
As the first saliva-based microplastics test. it’s simpler, cleaner, and faster — with low contamination risk and quick U.S. turnaround.
Step 1: Order
Purchase your at-home test kit and begin understanding your microplastic exposure.
Step 2: Collect
Use the simple collection kit to provide a saliva sample — no needles, no clinic visit required.
Step 3: Send
Return your sample in the prepaid envelope to our accredited partner laboratory.
Step 4: Analyze
The lab uses advanced spectroscopy to identify and quantify microplastic particles with precision.
Step 5: Understand
Receive a personalized report with clear, easy-to-read results and practical next steps.
For informational and wellness purposes only. This test is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Detection of microplastics in saliva does not indicate the presence of disease or toxicity. Individual results may vary. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider regarding any health concerns.
Who Should Test
Microplastic exposure is invisible — but measurable. Whether it's your diet, your environment, or your daily habits, your exposure level is uniquely yours. Lumati Detect shows you exactly where you stand, so you can take a more informed approach to your long-term wellness.
Anyone interested in understanding their personal exposure and taking proactive control of their wellbeing.
Individuals that live near industrial or manufacturing sites
Anyone who relies on municipal tap water as their main source of hydration.
People who often eat meals stored, heated, or delivered in plastic containers.
Those who regularly wear or use coated clothing, outdoor gear, or treated fabrics.
Individuals using vape products, which may introduce additional microplastic particles.
Those working or who have worked in manufacturing, construction, textiles, or cleaning, where particulate exposure is common.
Everyday Sources of Microplastics — and Smarter Swaps
Microplastics show up in everyday habits more often than most people realize.
Chewing Gum
Most chewing gum contains plastics. Choose natural, plastic-free options or avoid it altogether.
Salt Grinders
Use salt in glass or paper packaging and avoid plastic grinders. Choose ceramic or metal instead.
Hot Drinks
Drink hot beverages from glass or ceramic mugs. Heat can cause plastic-lined cups to shed microplastics.
Tea Bags
Choose tea bags sealed with cotton or paper. Many “biodegradable” options still contain plastic fibers.
