At-Home Parasite Stool Test from Parasites.org

The test uses microscopy to identify parasites, fungi, and health markers, with findings quantified on a one-to-four severity scale. The offer page does not name the performing laboratory or publish method validation details.

The panel directly detects intestinal parasites including Giardia lamblia and Cryptosporidium, the most common parasites in the US, along with tapeworms, flukes, roundworms, and pathogenic fungi.

With 31 parasites, 5 fungi and yeast strains, and 11 digestive-health markers, the panel covers the major intestinal parasite groups plus related signs of digestive distress in one stool collection.

At $245 with free shipping both ways, the panel is priced below many comprehensive stool tests, and no state exclusions are stated on the offer page.

Findings are quantified on a one-to-four scale from mildest to most severe, and the company explains each organism and marker with a personalized plan based on the results.

The full organism and marker list, price, sample method, and shipping terms are published. The performing laboratory and turnaround time are not stated on the page.

The at-home stool collection kit ships with free return shipping and no state exclusions are stated, making it broadly accessible to US buyers.

No privacy or data-handling policy is published on the offer page, so buyers cannot verify how their samples and health data are handled before ordering.