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Gut bacteria and parasite stool test
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Gut bacteria and parasite stool test

Map your gut bacteria and check for parasites

Assesses gut bacteria balance and screens for parasites and pathogens in a stool sample.

What it measures 9 markers
  • Beneficial Bacteria Profile
  • Opportunistic Organisms
  • Parasites
  • Yeast and Fungi
  • H. pylori
  • Calprotectin
  • Pancreatic Elastase
  • Secretory IgA
  • Beta Glucuronidase
Test details
CollectionSee product page
Results in5 days
LabNutriPath
$507.00
Practitioner consult session A 15-minute consultation. An email link will be included in your order confirmation to make the booking.
Optional 1:1 with our clinical team · $49
Clinician-reviewed report
Plain-English + GP PDF
Direct-access ordering
Clinical interpretation included
Sample to result

From sample to actionable answer.

Direct-access pathology and assessments. Every result is reviewed by a clinician before it reaches you.

Results in

5 days

Lab partner

NutriPath

ORDER

Place your order

Order online, no GP referral required for direct-access tests.

RECEIVE

Get your form or kit

Email pathology form, postal collection kit, or assessment link within 1–2 business days.

COLLECT

Collect or complete

At any pathology network, at home, or online, depending on the test.

RESULTS

Clinician-reviewed report

Plain-English summary plus GP-formatted PDF. Share with your practitioner or keep private.

What it measures 9 markers
Beneficial Bacteria Profile
Stool (PCR)

Measures Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium, Akkermansia muciniphila, Faecalibacterium prausnitzii and other protective species. Low diversity is a key dysbiosis pattern.

Reference range: Adequate diversity preferred

Opportunistic Organisms
Stool (PCR)

Clostridium difficile, Enterococcus faecalis, Klebsiella, E. coli pathovars, Staphylococcus aureus. Overgrowth indicates dysbiosis.

Reference range: Low or absent preferred

Parasites
Stool (PCR)

Blastocystis hominis, Dientamoeba fragilis, Giardia, Cryptosporidium. Detection changes treatment approach significantly.

Reference range: Absent preferred

Yeast and Fungi
Stool (PCR)

Candida albicans, non albicans Candida species, Rhodotorula. Overgrowth often drives sugar cravings, brain fog and genital symptoms.

Reference range: Low or absent preferred

H. pylori
Stool (PCR)

The bacteria associated with gastric ulcers, reflux, B12 deficiency and elevated gastric cancer risk.

Reference range: Absent preferred

Calprotectin
Stool

Inflammatory marker that distinguishes inflammatory bowel disease patterns from functional disorders.

Reference range: Under 50 ug/g normal

Pancreatic Elastase
Stool

Measures exocrine pancreatic function. Low elastase indicates digestive enzyme insufficiency and drives malabsorption.

Reference range: Above 200 ug/g normal

Secretory IgA
Stool

Gut mucosal immunity. Both high (active immune response) and low (suppressed immunity) have clinical significance.

Reference range: Within range

Beta Glucuronidase
Stool

Enzyme that recycles oestrogen and toxins. Elevated activity can contribute to oestrogen dominance symptoms.

Reference range: Within range

How it works

Your practitioner will advise on collection. Follow the kit instructions and return your sample as directed.

Warnings: This is a health information tool and is not a diagnosis. Discuss your results with your practitioner before making changes to medication, supplements or treatment.

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Frequently asked.

Common questions about how OptiLabs works: testing, supplements, clinician review, returns and timing.

Are the supplements safe?
All carry an AUST L designation from the TGA. Every order is reviewed by a clinician before dispatch.
Do I need a referral?
No. All tests are available to order directly. Our lab partner is NATA and RCPA accredited, operating as a direct-access pathology service.
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A proper investigation into what's driving your symptoms, with a clinician-reviewed report, not a cryptic lab printout.

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