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Uric acid: ranges and targets

3 sources / 5 ranges · mg/dL

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Categories and treatment goals are not interchangeable. Blank chart areas do not mean normal. Display values are rounded.

Shared scale (mg/dL)

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Laboratory reference intervals

UCSF Health

Source reference interval

United States · Any sex · adult

Combined-sex adult uric acid reference range.

3.5 to 7.2 mg/dL

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Source details: UCSF Health, Source reference interval
Native values:
3.5 to 7.2 mg/dL
Context:
Combined-sex adult uric acid reference range.
Population / collection / assay:
any; adult. Combined-sex adult uric acid reference range. Any additional details not recorded here remain unspecified.
Source date/version:
Not recorded
Last verified in this pass:
Not rechecked. Recorded access: 2026-06-11.
Verification:
verified_numeric_source. Inherited extraction, not rechecked in the September 20 pass. Endpoint inclusion, source version and any context absent from the original record remain unverified.
Endpoint inclusion is not verified. A boundary label does not imply ≤ or ≥.
Locator:
Original source link and basis note
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NCBI Clinical Methods (male)

Source reference interval

United States · male · adult

Accepted US upper limit of normal serum uric acid in men.

Upper boundary 7 mg/dL

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Arrow: continues beyond the displayed scale.

Source details: NCBI Clinical Methods (male), Source reference interval
Native values:
Upper boundary 7 mg/dL
Context:
Accepted US upper limit of normal serum uric acid in men.
Population / collection / assay:
male; adult. Accepted US upper limit of normal serum uric acid in men. Any additional details not recorded here remain unspecified.
Source date/version:
Not recorded
Last verified in this pass:
Not rechecked. Recorded access: 2026-06-11.
Verification:
verified_numeric_source. Inherited extraction, not rechecked in the September 20 pass. Endpoint inclusion, source version and any context absent from the original record remain unverified.
Endpoint inclusion is not verified. A boundary label does not imply ≤ or ≥.
Locator:
Original source link and basis note
Read NCBI Clinical Methods (male) (new tab)

NCBI Clinical Methods (female)

Source reference interval

United States · female · adult

Accepted US upper limit of normal serum uric acid in women.

Upper boundary 6 mg/dL

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Arrow: continues beyond the displayed scale.

Source details: NCBI Clinical Methods (female), Source reference interval
Native values:
Upper boundary 6 mg/dL
Context:
Accepted US upper limit of normal serum uric acid in women.
Population / collection / assay:
female; adult. Accepted US upper limit of normal serum uric acid in women. Any additional details not recorded here remain unspecified.
Source date/version:
Not recorded
Last verified in this pass:
Not rechecked. Recorded access: 2026-06-11.
Verification:
verified_numeric_source. Inherited extraction, not rechecked in the September 20 pass. Endpoint inclusion, source version and any context absent from the original record remain unverified.
Endpoint inclusion is not verified. A boundary label does not imply ≤ or ≥.
Locator:
Original source link and basis note
Read NCBI Clinical Methods (female) (new tab)

Clinical categories and treatment goals

Gout review (PMJ)

Source category

International · Any sex · adult

Monosodium urate saturation point (about 6.8 mg/dL); above this urate precipitates.

Lower boundary 6.8 mg/dL

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Arrow: continues beyond the displayed scale.

Source details: Gout review (PMJ), Source category
Native values:
Lower boundary 6.8 mg/dL
Context:
Monosodium urate saturation point (about 6.8 mg/dL); above this urate precipitates.
Population / collection / assay:
any; adult. Monosodium urate saturation point (about 6.8 mg/dL); above this urate precipitates. Any additional details not recorded here remain unspecified.
Source date/version:
Not recorded
Last verified in this pass:
Not rechecked. Recorded access: 2026-06-11.
Verification:
verified_numeric_source. Inherited extraction, not rechecked in the September 20 pass. Endpoint inclusion, source version and any context absent from the original record remain unverified.
Endpoint inclusion is not verified. A boundary label does not imply ≤ or ≥.
Locator:
Original source link and basis note
Read Gout review (PMJ) (new tab)

American College of Rheumatology (2020)

Source treatment goal

United States · Any sex · adult

Treat-to-target serum urate goal under 6 mg/dL on urate-lowering therapy.

Upper boundary 6 mg/dL

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Arrow: continues beyond the displayed scale.

Source details: American College of Rheumatology (2020), Source treatment goal
Native values:
Upper boundary 6 mg/dL
Context:
Treat-to-target serum urate goal under 6 mg/dL on urate-lowering therapy.
Population / collection / assay:
any; adult. Treat-to-target serum urate goal under 6 mg/dL on urate-lowering therapy. Any additional details not recorded here remain unspecified.
Source date/version:
Not recorded
Last verified in this pass:
Not rechecked. Recorded access: 2026-06-11.
Verification:
verified_numeric_source. Inherited extraction, not rechecked in the September 20 pass. Endpoint inclusion, source version and any context absent from the original record remain unverified.
Endpoint inclusion is not verified. A boundary label does not imply ≤ or ≥.
Locator:
Original source link and basis note
Read American College of Rheumatology (2020) (new tab)

Units change the display, not the source population or clinical purpose. Source-native values remain in each disclosure. Source comparison in common US units

Methodology, units and limitations

AI-collected source-comparison prototype. Not medically reviewed. Not a diagnostic tool. Reference intervals describe a source population; categories and treatment goals have different purposes. Named views do not establish a universal optimum. Country identifies a source, not a biological normal for everyone there.

Source counts use stable publisher IDs; one source may supply several legitimate categories. Source dates and recorded access dates are separate. Older rows explicitly marked not rechecked have not received a new source review. Missing age, fasting, assay and risk details are not inferred.

Strict < and > differ from inclusive ≤ and ≥. Approximate and unknown boundaries are labeled, not converted into exact cutoffs. Printed endpoint precision is preserved; gaps between source categories are not silently filled.

Bars show only the visible portion of each interval. Arrows indicate continuation; small intervals are not enlarged to imply a wider range. Display rounding does not change stored values. Numerically equivalent units do not change the numbers.

Personal-result entry is not available in this release. Do not enter health results into the marker finder. The tool does not classify you, recommend treatment or adjust ranges for your age.