Illustrative GI-MAP collection packaging only. The H. pylori Profile is a separate targeted analysis; kit packaging and supplied materials may differ. See shipping terms.
H. Pylori Profile Test Kit
*Free outbound shipping in eligible US states and Washington, DC; US$50 per physical lab test to supported U.S. territories (AS, GU, MP, PR, VI) and international destinations served by DNA Life, including Germany. Germany is available at checkout. If your country is not listed, contact us before ordering to confirm availability. New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island are excluded. Canadian customers: order from our Canada store. Prepaid sample return is included in most eligible U.S. areas; see shipping terms and exceptions.
A focused stool panel measuring H. pylori DNA targets by qPCR, eight virulence factors, and resistance-associated genes. Results require clinical interpretation.
Practitioner review: optional, +$245. Not included.
- Targeted H. pylori detection by qPCR DNA
- 8 virulence factors + antibiotic-resistance genes
- Reports resistance-associated markers for clinical interpretation
- Lab: 10–16 business days; email adds 1–3 more
Ordering a GI-MAP™ Standard or GI-MAP™ + Zonulin? You don’t need this test. Both full panels already include H. pylori and its 8 virulence factors. Choose the H. Pylori Profile only if you want H. pylori tested on its own.
A focused H. pylori panel — done right
Quantitative H. pylori detection with its virulence factors and resistance genes, from one at-home sample.
H. pylori detection
qPCR measures selected H. pylori DNA targets; a clinician interprets the findings in context.
8 virulence factors
Virulence-associated genes may provide context; their presence does not independently determine severity.
Resistance markers
Resistance-associated genes may inform a clinician's treatment decisions, but cannot guarantee success.
When to choose the H. Pylori Profile
When a clinician is assessing a possible H. pylori infection, they may consider this targeted qPCR stool DNA panel instead of broader GI-MAP™ testing. Ask which diagnostic or follow-up testing is appropriate.
It also reports selected virulence and resistance-associated genes. These findings require clinical context and do not alone establish a treatment plan. Compare GI-MAP™ Standard if broader analyte coverage is needed.
From your door to your results in 4 steps
Order online
Your kit includes the materials for home collection. Outbound shipping is free to eligible US states; international and territory shipping is US$50 per physical lab test.
Complete intake, then collect
After payment, complete one required intake form per person before the practitioner places the lab order. A test and its purchased review share the form. Once your kit arrives, collect your sample following the laboratory instructions.
Return your sample
Use the return instructions supplied for your country and test. Sample return is prepaid in most eligible U.S. areas; see the shipping exceptions.
Get your results
Lab processing takes 10–16 business days from sample receipt, plus 1–3 business days to email released results.
Understanding your H. pylori Profile results
The laboratory examines H. pylori, selected virulence factors and resistance-associated genes. A qualified healthcare professional can interpret the report in clinical context. Results alone do not determine treatment. The laboratory typically takes 10–16 business days after sample receipt; we need 1–3 additional business days to process and email results after release.
Different tests answer different questions
GI-MAP uses qPCR for selected microbial targets and includes intestinal-health markers measured by other laboratory methods. Discuss which tests are appropriate for your symptoms with a qualified healthcare professional. GI-MAP does not replace other testing when indicated.
H. Pylori Profile — common questions
People whose clinicians are evaluating possible H. pylori infection or considering follow-up testing. Ask whether this targeted stool DNA panel or a different diagnostic or post-treatment method is appropriate.
Genes such as cagA and vacA are associated with virulence, but their detection alone does not establish clinical severity or determine treatment.
Resistance-associated genes can inform clinical discussion. They do not alone determine antibiotic susceptibility or guarantee that a regimen will succeed.
The lab normally requires 10–16 business days from receipt, plus 1–3 business days for us to process and email results after release.
Before you order, see what each GI-MAP™ test costs, check whether the GI-MAP™ is covered by insurance, or read about paying with HSA or FSA.
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Free outbound shipping to eligible US states · CLIA-certified lab · lab-analyzed results.
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