Biotin has been reported to interfere with several commonly used laboratory assays resulting in misleading values and possible erroneous diagnosis and treatment. This report describes a prospective study of possible biotin interference in thyroid-related laboratory assays, with a comparison of different commonly used assay platforms. Thirteen adult subjects (mean age 45 ± 13 years old) were administered biotin 10 mg/day for eight days.
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