Stand behind every
test you order. | result you explain.|protocol you give.
Same stool sample.
Seven Labs.Three found C. difficile.
Four didn't.
Four didn't.

All 7 labs tested for C. difficile.


The report passed every check and was sent to the customer.

In 17 of the 18 bacteria types, the gap between labs may as well have been from different people.
The 2026 NIST Stool Study
One standardized stool sample.
Seven stool lab providers. Twenty-one tests.


Here's the real question: has anyone double-checked the test you order?
If you don't know, that's what Lab IQ is for.
And stool testing is only Module #1.
The problem isn't how you read the test.
It's that nobody ever checked whether it deserves to be read.
Then the follow-up visit where they say, "I'm not better."

Reading the report is no longer what patients are paying you for.
Knowing whether the test was worth running is.
That's the skill Lab IQ trains.
Twelve months from now, you'll be the
practitioner who can say why.
You don't need to read any papers. We do all of that for you. And the research trail is there for you whenever you need it.

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Ten questions. Three gates.
Every test, the same standard.
Is it accurate or valid?
What does it mean?
Should I act on it?
Popularity, polished reports, or
"I've used it for 25 years" doesn't count.
The test has to earn its place.
Every review ends with a verdict.

Comprehensive Stool & Microbiome Panels
One report. Two kinds of content. Some of it earned its place. Some of it never had to.
What holds up
Calprotectin. Elastase. H. pylori stool antigen. Clinically indicated pathogen testing, when the symptoms fit. These are proven, for the exact jobs they were built for.
What doesn't
The leap from a flagged organism or proprietary score to a proven root cause. Abundance flags, culture grades, and botanical susceptibility have not been shown to predict what will work in your patient.
What to do instead
Start with one question. Do the basics first: history, exam, red flags. Then order the marker that answers it, and name the result that would change your plan.
A test earns trust for a specific use, not because its report looks convincing.
Sample from the Stool & Microbiome Review. Grades depend on the component and intended clinical use. Evidence examples: AGA Guideline · CALM Trial · 2025 International Consensus.
Not more content. An answer you can use.
One test, start to finish. What it claims. What the evidence shows. Where the claims run past the evidence. Hours of research done for you..
The verdict, the reasons, and what to do instead, on paper, in plain English. Yours to keep.
Every claim traced to the paper it came from, or to the lab's own documents. Check our work.
Every review ends the same way: use it, use it with caution, or don't use it, plus the test that deserves your patient's money instead.

The Stool and Microbiome Review is immediately available. Use it with your very next patient.
Start with stool testing today. A new
review every month.


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Good. You'll have the papers and the reasoning. The goal is a conclusion you can defend yourself.
AI will interpret any report you hand it, valid test or not, and it draws on whatever has been published, including the lab’s own marketing. Lab IQ answers the question that comes first: which parts of this test, if any, deserve interpretation and action.
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