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Old 09-27-2006, 09:30 AM #1
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Default Enterolab and insurance

Has anyone had their enterolab tests covered (or denied) by insurance? Also, if you already knew your gluten sensitive child was not dq2 or dq8 (by blood work), would you do the gene test? I'm really curious if we have a dq1! I'm interested in the malabsorption test for sure for both of us, and maybe the soy test. High $$$.
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