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Enterolab Results


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Mally-bug Apprentice

If any of you out there have had stool tests done by Enterolab, about how long did you have to wait for your results? I know they say that if you don't hear within three weeks to contact them, but I am wondering if it takes them the better part of three weeks to e-mail you the results?Or did you get the results sooner??? I am just looking for your experience with Enterolab so I know what to expect.

Anybody?


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confused Community Regular

mine were 2 weeks and 1 day

my step-sons was 2 weeks and 2 days

paula

AndreaB Contributor

My family's was between 2 and 2 1/2 weeks....I forget exactly.

Moustique77 Newbie

Hi,

I was just diagnosed about 3 months ago. It took enterolab exactly two weeks for diagnosis. Both my wife and mother-in-law also used them and got them exactly two weeks.

EBsMom Apprentice

Same here - just over 2 weeks. I understand that impatient feeling. Good luck!

zarfkitty Explorer

2 weeks for both myself and daughter. I probably checked my email ten times a day that whole 2 weeks, just in case they were early. So I understand. :)

hathor Contributor

A bit over two weeks.


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confusedks Enthusiast

Almost 3 weeks to the day. It was a practice in patience.

Kassandra

tmk Explorer

I actually had to wait 5 weeks b/c there was a malfunction in one of their refrigeration units due to a large storm that passed by -- so I had to resubmit my sample. They were really nice about it though and when I explained I needed the results before my GI appointment, they made sure I got them in time. After my resubmittal -- I think it was just over 2 weeks.

Good luck -- I know it sucks waiting, but it is worth it! :)

Guest thatchickali

I hadn't gotten the results for 3 weeks so I called and they said they didn't have my email on file, and my results had been ready a week before. Right at 2 weeks. But if you haven't gotten them, try logging into your account on their website.

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