Forensic and Clinical Toxicology
Post-mortem and suspected poisoning toxicology
Full toxicological analysis of post-mortem samples and other suspected poisoned samples.
Overview
Analysis for chemically toxic substances in post-mortem specimens such as blood, the stomach and its contents, liver and kidney, in homicide and other related cases in humans.
See forensic toxicology.
What you need
- Post-mortem / suspected poisoned samples: Lab request and copy of post-mortem form, ID/Passport (2023 charter, item 13).
Fees
Source: supplied service charter, edited 27 November 2023. Charges retain the customer type and unit stated in that document. Read the full charter.
| Item | Amount | Reference date |
|---|---|---|
| Post-mortem / suspected poisoned samples — per sample | KES 2,500.00 | Charter: 27 November 2023 |
Turnaround: 1 week (supplied 2023 charter).
Forms and documents
Questions about this service
What does forensic toxicology analyse?
Forensic toxicology analyses post-mortem specimens, specimens from veterinary cases and related exhibits for chemically toxic substances.
Page last updated 6 November 2026
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