AUSTRALIA-WIDE STOOL TESTING · PERSONALISED REVIEW INCLUDED

GI360 Gut Microbiome Test Australia

Doctor’s Data GI360™ Stool Analysis — at-home gut testing combining molecular analysis, stool culture and microscopy, with a personalised written interpretation from Fairfield Nutrition.

$762 AUD

Includes the stool collection kit, Australian delivery and prepaid return shipping, laboratory report and personalised written interpretation.

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Example of a Doctor’s Data GI360 stool test laboratory report — Example Doctor’s Data GI360 laboratory results. View the full sample report (PDF) →

Multiple testing methods

Molecular analysis, culture and microscopy provide different perspectives on the microorganisms in your sample.

Personalised interpretation

Receive a written review that considers the results alongside the history and symptoms you share.

Available Australia-wide

Collect at home and use prepaid shipping. Analysis is performed by Doctor’s Data in the USA.

What is the GI360 stool test?

GI360™ by Doctor’s Data is a stool test combining several laboratory methods to report selected microbial and gastrointestinal findings. The panel uses molecular methods, traditional culture and microscopy to assess different aspects of stool microbiology.

These methods complement each other: DNA-based testing looks for selected microbial targets, while culture and microscopy provide other types of laboratory findings. No single test can explain every cause of digestive symptoms.

The kit is shipped to you in Australia; laboratory analysis takes place in the United States.

What does GI360 measure?

Bacteria and other microorganisms

Selected bacterial organisms and microbial patterns are investigated through the methods included in the GI360 panel.

Parasites, yeasts and fungi

Microbiology testing can report selected parasites and fungal or yeast findings, according to the current laboratory panel.

Digestive and intestinal markers

Depending on the panel, reported measurements may include pancreatic elastase, calprotectin, secretory IgA and stool chemistry measures.

Who might consider GI360 testing?

GI360 may be considered when digestive concerns are persistent or recurring and a practitioner believes broader stool microbiology information may be helpful. Relevant concerns can include altered bowel habits, abdominal discomfort, bloating or questions about specific gastrointestinal organisms.

It is not necessarily the first or most appropriate investigation. Medical assessment and conventional testing may be more important, particularly for blood in stool, unexplained weight loss, worsening pain or other concerning symptoms. A microbiome result alone does not diagnose IBS or explain the cause of symptoms.

More than a laboratory report

Your package includes a personalised written interpretation from Fairfield Nutrition, informed by the health history and symptoms you provide. This helps you understand which findings may be relevant, where uncertainty remains and which questions may be useful to discuss with your healthcare professional.

Doctor’s Data laboratory report

Provides the measured findings, reference information and laboratory commentary for the panel ordered.

Sample PDF to be linked here once uploaded.

Fairfield Nutrition written interpretation

A personalised plain-language discussion of notable findings considered alongside your completed intake questionnaire.

Included in your GI360 package.

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How GI360 testing works

Preview of the Doctor’s Data GI360 sample report — Example Doctor’s Data GI360 laboratory results. View the full sample report (PDF) →

Order online

Order your GI360 package through Fairfield Nutrition.

Tell us about your health

Complete the intake questionnaire so your written review can consider your context.

Collect and return

Follow the stool kit instructions and use the prepaid Australian return-shipping arrangements.

Receive your results

After laboratory analysis, receive your report and personalised written interpretation.

Estimated turnaround: 21–28 business days after the sample reaches Doctor’s Data. Shipping and preparation of your written interpretation take additional time; laboratory estimates can vary.

Your results reviewed by a practitioner

Stephen Ward, MSc

Functional Medicine Nutritionist, Fairfield Nutrition

Stephen reviews laboratory information in the context of the history and symptoms provided through your intake. The written interpretation is educational and does not replace diagnosis or treatment from your doctor.

For further discussion of your results, an optional 30-minute consultation is available separately.

Frequently asked questions

How is GI360 different from a GI Map test?

Doctor’s Data GI360 combines molecular testing with culture and microscopy. Other stool tests use different laboratory methods and marker panels. The most appropriate option depends on your question; one test is not necessarily better for everyone.

What is included in the GI360 package?

It includes the kit, shipping within Australia and prepaid return arrangements, laboratory testing and report, and Fairfield Nutrition’s personalised written interpretation. An optional 30-minute consultation is available separately.

Are H. pylori and zonulin included?

No. These are optional add-ons, available separately through the shop.

Where is the laboratory?

Doctor’s Data performs the analysis in the USA. The kit is available to customers throughout Australia.

How long do results take?

The laboratory estimates 21–28 business days after receiving the sample, plus shipping and written-review time.

Can results diagnose the cause of my symptoms?

Not on their own. Stool test results should be interpreted alongside medical history, symptoms and any conventional investigations that may be indicated.

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At-home stool testing, Doctor’s Data analysis and personalised written interpretation in one package.

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Analysis performed in the USA. Lab results are not a substitute for individual medical advice.