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Gut Health Basic Test

Sale price $19900 Regular price $34900
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Why you'll love it
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Stool analysis at home. One stool sample collected at home and mailed to the lab
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Gut panel. Includes fecal lactoferrin, chymotrypsin, yeast and bacterial culture, and bifidobacteria
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Also listed. Short-chain fatty acids, fecal IgA, and microscopic parasitology per KiHealth
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Online results. Results appear in a secure KiHealth patient portal with an email notice
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Prepaid return. Return envelope is included in the kit

Specifications

BrandKiHealth
Sample typeStool, collected at home
Listed markersFecal lactoferrin, chymotrypsin, yeast culture, bacterial culture, bifidobacteria
Also listedShort-chain fatty acids, fecal IgA, microscopic parasitology
Results time10 to 14 business days per KiHealth FAQ
Results deliveryOnline patient portal, email notification
LabCLIA-certified laboratory (laboratory-developed test)
Kihealth  |  SKU: gut-health-basic

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Description

KiHealth Gut Health Basic at-home stool test kit

The KiHealth Gut Health Basic Test is an at-home stool analysis kit for people who want a closer look at their digestive health. KiHealth says it examines gut inflammation, immune response, digestion, absorption, microbiome balance, infections, and mucosal integrity in one profile.

You collect a single stool sample at home, register the kit in the KiHealth patient portal, and mail the sample back in the prepaid return envelope. Listed markers include fecal lactoferrin, chymotrypsin, yeast culture, bacterial culture, and bifidobacteria, and results are posted online with an email notice.

This is a laboratory-developed test run in a CLIA-certified lab and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results should be reviewed with a qualified healthcare provider, and an email address is needed to register the kit and view results online.

What's in the box

1xKiHealth Gut Health Basic Test collection kit
1xStep-by-step instructions
1xPrepaid return envelope
Requires an email address and internet access to register the kit and view results in the KiHealth patient portal.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Gut Health Basic Test look at?

KiHealth says it examines gut inflammation, immune response, digestion, absorption, microbiome balance, infections, and mucosal integrity from a single stool sample. Listed markers include fecal lactoferrin, chymotrypsin, yeast culture, bacterial culture, and bifidobacteria.

What kind of sample is needed?

A stool sample that you collect at home using the kit and mail back.

How long do results take?

The KiHealth FAQ says 10 to 14 business days because samples are cultured multiple times. Holidays may add time.

How do I get my results?

Register your kit in the KiHealth patient portal (my.kihealth.com) with the Kit ID printed in the kit, collect your sample, print the return label from the portal, and mail it back in the prepaid return envelope. KiHealth states samples should be shipped within 24 hours of collection. Results are delivered online and you are notified by email; KiHealth does not mail paper results.

Can this test diagnose a condition?

KiHealth states its tests are laboratory-developed tests run in CLIA-certified laboratories and have not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. KiHealth states results should be reviewed with a qualified healthcare provider and are meant to support, not replace, clinical decision-making.

What if I do not register the kit?

KiHealth states the lab cannot process unregistered kits, so register the Kit ID in the patient portal before mailing your sample.