Mine is above 24 ng/mL, but it doesn’t say how much more…
Reference Range
Folate measurements are used in the diagnosis and management of megaloblastic anemia. The reference range of the plasma folate level varies by age, as follows [[1](javascript:void(0);)] :
Adults - 2-20 ng/mL, 2-20 μg/L, or 4.5-45.3 nmol/L
I don’t understand why they just test your folate and say it’s greater than 24 nmol/L, when the graphs in the study show the minimum all cause at around 40. WTF?