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SIBO Breath Test

$275

Every test comes with the answers, not just the numbers

  • Your full results

    Every marker the lab measures, posted to My Lab Results the moment they release — yours to keep, download and compare over time.

  • A written Report of Findings

    Not a PDF of reference ranges. A Report of Findings that turns your numbers into what's out of balance, why it matters and what to do first — the interpretation most clinics charge extra for, included with every test.

  • Dr. Vaughn's Brain, 24/7

    Secure access to our proprietary AI, built on Dr. Vaughn's root-cause approach, that has already read your results. Ask why one marker is high, what a pattern means, what to change first — as many times as you want, whenever you want.

How it's collected

Breath

At home — the kit ships to you and goes back to the lab by mail.

  1. Your kit ships within 3–5 business days.
  2. Collect your sample
  3. Results land in My Lab Results in about 2 weeks, with your Report of Findings written and Dr. Vaughn's Brain ready to go deeper.

Availability

Ships within the US · not available in NY, NJ

What it reveals

A breath test that measures hydrogen and methane levels after a lactulose or glucose substrate to help evaluate small-intestinal bacterial overgrowth.

What it measures

Screens for small intestinal bacterial or methanogen overgrowth (SIBO/IMO) as a driver of bloating and GI symptoms.

Breath Gas Analysis

Hydrogen and methane are produced when bacteria or methanogens ferment the test substrate; their pattern indicates overgrowth type and rough location.

HydrogenMethane

Who this helps

  • Bloating after meals
  • Gas, diarrhea, or constipation
  • Abdominal pain or distension
  • Suspected small-intestinal bacterial overgrowth

Refund policy

Full refund until we place your order with the lab. Details at checkout.

This is educational support, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Nothing here replaces your practitioner, and it isn't a place for emergencies. If something is urgent, contact your provider or call 911.