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Is Enterolab Testing Available In Australia?

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Here is a reply I received from them. Sounds pretty pricey to me...

We have had individuals order our tests from Australia. It does take anywhere from 2-4 weeks for our collection materials to reach you there, but once you have received them and have collected your samples, you would need to locate a courier service that would guarantee 2-3 day delivery of a "bilogical specimen not known to be infectious" back to us here in Dallas, TX. The cost of sending the samples back to us will be your responsibility, and it can get quite expensive when shipping from so far away. If we can help you further, please let us know.

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I sent mine from Europe, and yes it is expensive but doable

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