Quintron Easy Sampler Breath Collection kit Results + Interpretation (Glucose)
Quintron Easy Sampler Breath Collection kit Results + Interpretation (Glucose)
QuinTron Easy Sampler Breath Collection Kit – For At-Home SIBO Testing Support
The QuinTron Easy Sampler Breath Collection Kit is designed to help you explore potential digestive imbalances related to Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) from the comfort of your home. This non-invasive kit supports breath sample collection for the measurement of hydrogen and methane gases — commonly associated with fermentation in the digestive tract.
What’s Included:
Substrate for hydrogen & methane detection
Step-by-step instructions (also available in French)
FREE prepaid return label for fast and secure return shipping
Professional results report with interpretation guidance
📄 [Download Instructions (English & French)]
Glucose mixing instructions (English & French)
Preparing for the Test:
Follow the preparation guidelines included in the kit to help ensure consistency in your sample collection process. This includes:
Diet prep day: A simple diet of eggs, fish/chicken, and rice (e.g., basmati or jasmine).
Fasting: A 12-hour fast before the test begins.
Morning instructions: Wake up at least one hour before starting the test to stabilize CO₂ levels.
Breath Sampling Schedule:
Take a baseline breath sample before consuming the substrate.
Drink the prepared solution.
Collect a new breath sample every 20 minutes until the test is complete.
Key Features:
Genuine QuinTron kit
Simple and convenient at-home process
Used by healthcare professionals for SIBO-related assessments
<To learn about the Glucose breath test Click here>
Click here to learn about the differences between the Glucose and Lactulose kits
Important Disclaimer
Sibo Clinic Canada provides breath testing services to support your healthcare provider’s clinical assessment. The results of the SIBO breath test are intended as a supportive tool and are not intended to serve as a medical diagnosis.
We strongly encourage you to consult with your healthcare provider, who can interpret the results in context with other clinical findings and develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
