Update 10MeBO Research is happy to announce that the first batch of samples will be prepared for testing for trimethylaminuria this coming Monday, March 21st. Since this is the first batch of samples, precautionary measures will mean the results will not be sent out for a week afterwards, as experts will be consulted to do quality control on the data. Results will be sent by email in PDF format.
Background : MeBO Research has sought to bring to the public the ability to test for trimethylaminuria directly, without a medical referral, as economically as possible, without loss of testing standards. Last year we found a research lab who would test the samples we supplied,
Eliapharma Services Inc. near Montreal. The process started around last November and the logistics have been daunting, including finding a suitable test-kit, negotiating rates with FedEx, and working through Customs' many rules.
For example, Initially, Canadian Customs was very cautious with our international shipment of biological goods (urine) entering their country, as was the United States, delaying clearance for a day or two. Thankfully, the Broker MEBO employs expedited the special inspections as quickly as possible, and no samples were damaged. Within a couple of weeks, we seem to have won their trust, and kits have been clearing much faster. Just today, three kits cleared Customs within an hour or two and were quickly on their way to the lab, literally arriving the next day from the point of origin as promised. All the samples are stored frozen at the lab until testing.
MEBO and Eliapharma insist on perfection and professionalism, and nothing else will do. We do appreciate your cooperation and patience as we establish this program for you. At last we are at the testing stage, and have learnt much from the process and will refine the process in the future. Thank you for your support and patience.
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