You should get a REColonTM test if you

• Are aged 45 or above

• Experience diarrhea, constipation, hematochezia or abdominal pain frequently

• Experience weight loss, anemia or fatigue of unknown reason

• Have family history of any cancer

Diagnostic Procedure

REColon^TM finds CRC risks by defining miR-92a level. The final diagnostic result shall be concluded by clinician based on miR-92a level and other clinical diagnostic results.

The test result is revealed on the same day of testing. Individuals who test positive with REColon^TM should confirm their results with colonoscopies and the final diagnostic results shall be concluded by clinicians.Individuals who test negative with REColon^TMjust need to repeat REColon^TM routinely.