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How Long Did Your Enterolab Test Take?

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countrysnow Newbie
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How long did your test take. Tomorrow will be three weeks. I am anxious to find out.

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How long did your test take. Tomorrow will be three weeks. I am anxious to find out.

I would hazard a guess that you'll get your results tomorrow. My test results took exactly 3 weeks to the day...and I didn't get them until late in the day East Coast time.

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When I did mine, they said up to six weeks before results and mine came in sooner. It was worth the wait as it revealed that I had the gene, we wondered where my granddaughter had gotten the celiac disease, it was me. Darn. She has been gluten-free for ten years now, and I am gluten-free for five years now (intolerant/sensitive). Barbara

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