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Lead Test Results
www.leadtestresults.info · The LEAD Group Inc.
Australia's lead test results, in one place
Every lead test, contributed.
Every result, interpreted.
A public registry of lead in paint, dust, soil, water, dishes, food, products, and blood — built so anyone can see what's been tested, what's been found, and what to do about it. Designed by Elizabeth O'Brien in 2015. Now operational.
5,818
Dishes tested
1,343
Foods analysed
67,547
Research records
1991
LEAD Group founded
Why test for lead
No level of lead in blood is safe. The U.S. CDC dropped its "level of concern" three times since 1991 — from 25 µg/dL → 10 → 5 → 3.5. Every drop was a tacit admission that previous "acceptable" exposure was harming children. Most lead exposure pathways are invisible. The registry exists to make them visible.
Blood lead
The single most important test. Order one through your GP. Upload the result for free interpretation and graphing over time.
Paint & dust
Pre-1978 paint is a lead reservoir. Dust wipes catch what swabs miss. Test before renovations.
Soil & water
Garden beds near painted homes. Rainwater tanks fed by lead-flashed roofs. Bore water in mineralised areas.
Dishes & cookware
Painted ceramics, glazed pottery, brass tagines, leaded crystal. The registry has 5,800+ dish XRF results.
Food & spices
Contaminated turmeric, cinnamon, sea salts. Heavy metals in baby food. 1,343 foods analysed.
Products & toys
Imported toys, costume jewellery, vinyl mini-blinds, fishing weights, ammunition residue.
What should I test for lead?
Liz O'Brien's 10-question screener — extended to 15 questions and adapted for the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Two formats below — pick whichever fits.
Question 1 of 15
The Registry
Every entry below is a real lead test result, contributed by someone, lab-verified or XRF-measured. Search by product, brand, or category. Click any row for the full record.
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Submit your test result
Did you test something for lead? Add it to the registry. Your contribution joins thousands of others, helping researchers, parents, and clinicians see the real picture of lead exposure.
The 5-stage rollout
Liz designed LTRW with five rollout stages. We're at Stage 2 with the existing data, opening Stage 3 with this prototype.
Australian Kit purchasers + SAL
Sydney Analytical Lab uploads results from LEAD Group Kits sent in by Australian buyers.
Any Aussie individual + any Aussie lab
Anyone in Australia can upload their lead results, doctors can upload bloods.
Public submission + paid recommendations
Anyone uploads, gets free interpretation. Pays for tailored abatement advice from LEAD Group experts.
Worldwide
Open to the world. Any lab, any researcher, any country. Mapped, sorted, searchable.
All biological
Bone, urine, hair, nails — every biomarker for lead exposure across a lifetime.