Leaky Gut Test (Lactulose & Mannitol)

Leaky Gut Test (Lactulose & Mannitol)

A functional test of intestinal permeability at home. Lactulose and mannitol urine test with the L/M ratio, analysed in a NATA-accredited AU lab.

Product details: AUD 269 — InStock — SKU 2011 — GetTested

About this test – Leaky Gut Test (Lactulose & Mannitol)

When is this test relevant?

How it works

  1. Drink a solution containing lactulose and mannitol as instructed

  2. Collect a urine sample at home over the specified collection period

  3. Send your sample to the laboratory using the prepaid return envelope

  4. Your sample is analysed at a NATA-accredited laboratory in Australia, following ISO 15189 standards

  5. Receive your digital results within 5 days

You can also use our AI-based chat to help interpret your results.

Key information

Accredited Laboratory

Your sample is analysed at a NATA-accredited laboratory in Australia, operating in accordance with ISO 15189 standards for medical testing. This ensures that all analyses are performed using validated methods and strict quality control procedures.

Biomarkers included – Leaky Gut Test (Lactulose & Mannitol)

How to prepare – Leaky Gut Test (Lactulose & Mannitol)

Fast for 8 hours prior to test. Avoid sugar, fruit, and alcohol for 24 hours. Brief pause of NSAIDs (48-72 hours) recommended under physician guidance.

Frequently asked questions – Leaky Gut Test (Lactulose & Mannitol)

How long do I need to fast before the test?

You should fast for at least 8 hours, typically overnight, before starting your urine test for leaky gut. Additionally, please avoid all sugars, fruits, and alcohol for 24 hours prior to sample collection to ensure accuracy.

Is this the same as a SIBO test?

No, these are different diagnostic tools. A SIBO test analyzes hydrogen and methane gases in the breath to detect bacterial overgrowth. This intestinal permeability lab test measures the physical movement of sugar molecules through the gut lining via a urine sample.

Can I take medications or supplements before testing?

NSAIDs like Ibuprofen or Aspirin and high-dose corticosteroids should be avoided for 48-72 hours before testing, as they can artificially increase permeability. Always consult your healthcare provider before pausing any prescribed medications.

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