Enterolab Offering Free Milk Test for a Short Time

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Enterolab Offering Free Milk Test for a Short Time

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It's the anticasein IgA test that is offered with the full panel for a limited time.

I just bit the bullet and ordered this. I wanted to order the egg, yeast, soy panel too, but I will wait until next month for that. It was hard enough for my Scots miserly soul to click the button on the $400 order.

Didn't I read somewhere that Enterolab can do an additional test on a specimen they already have?
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Marliss wrote:Didn't I read somewhere that Enterolab can do an additional test on a specimen they already have?
Yes. They used to keep samples for at least a year, but as their business continues to grow, they kept running out of storage room, so I'm not sure how long they keep samples these days. It might be a good idea to ask them how long an additional test from the same sample would be available.

Good for you, by the way. Ordering those tests is a big step, but they can provide a lot of peace of mind. :thumbsup:

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What tests do you get for $400.?
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Gluten Sensitivity Stool and Gene Panel Complete ($369)

Gluten sensitivity stool test, tissue transglutaminase stool test (test for the autoimmune reaction caused by gluten sensitivity), intestinal malabsorption test, gluten sensitivity gene test, and for a limited time, free milk sensitivity stool test (Best Test Panel for Gluten Sensitivity). The combination of tests when ordered in this panel saves you greatly over ordering the tests individually.

https://www.enterolab.com/StaticPages/TestInfo.aspx

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Plus $25 for mailing/shipping costs.
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I just ordered the gluten sensitivity test and the gal I talked to said they keep the stool for 30 days....you have 30 days to order more testing.

Hope this helps!

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Kim wrote:you have 30 days to order more testing
Thanks, that's good information to have.

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