Cortisol, LC/MS, Saliva (Test)
- Adults monitoring salivary cortisol rhythms across multiple daily timepoints
- Individuals seeking to assess adrenal cortisol output via non-invasive collection
- Those supporting stress response awareness through quantitative LC/MS cortisol measurement
About Cortisol, LC/MS, Saliva (Test)
This Quest Diagnostics salivary cortisol test measures free cortisol levels using liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), a highly specific analytical method that minimizes cross-reactivity with cortisol metabolites. Collected non-invasively via saliva, the test reflects unbound, biologically active cortisol — making it a practical option for those monitoring adrenal function, HPA axis activity, or circadian cortisol patterns.
Why It's Worth Considering: LC/MS methodology offers greater analytical precision than standard immunoassay-based saliva tests, particularly useful when accurate quantification matters for clinical decision-making.
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- Adults monitoring salivary cortisol rhythms across multiple daily timepoints
- Individuals seeking to assess adrenal cortisol output via non-invasive collection
- Those supporting stress response awareness through quantitative LC/MS cortisol measurement
- Practitioners protocols requiring precise salivary cortisol data for HPA axis evaluation
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