M3CRC™ Non-Invasive Colorectal Cancer Risk Prediction Test

▶ Developed by a local university —M3CRC™ non-invasive colorectal cancer risk test
▶ Patented detection of colon cancer bacteria
▶ The only non-invasive test in the world that can detect small polyps and recurrence of polyps
▶ Safe, simple and convenient
▶ The cost of interpreting the report is included

Colorectal cancer (commonly known as large intestine cancer) has become the number one cancer in Hong Kong since 2013 and ranks second among fatal cancers. Studies have shown that most colorectal cancers develop from small polyps. Therefore, early detection of colorectal polyps is of great help in preventing colorectal cancer and improving survival rates. However, small polyps are asymptomatic and difficult to detect, so special tests are required to detect them.

M3CRC is the world's first new scientific research technology. It is the only non-invasive colorectal cancer risk test on the market that can detect small polyps. Its sensitivity in detecting colorectal cancer is as high as 94% , which is equivalent to colonoscopy (colonoscopy ). .

How does M3CRC predict the risk of colorectal cancer, polyps, and polyp recurrence ?

M3CRC measures m3 and 3 other microbial markers and heme discovered by the Chinese University of Hong Kong in feces , and then uses a uniquely developed algorithm to finally obtain the colorectal polyps risk index, colorectal cancer risk index and colorectal polyps recurrence risk. index. The higher the index, the higher the risk.

M3CRC detection is better:

M3CRC is the only non-invasive colorectal cancer risk test on the market that can detect small polyps. Its sensitivity and specificity in detecting colorectal cancer are as high as 94% and 85% respectively , which is equivalent to a colonoscopy. Compared with the common fecal occult blood test ( FIT ) on the market, M3CRC is five times more sensitive in detecting small polyps .

M3CRC sensitivity:

Colorectal cancer - 94%

Large polyps - 47%

Small polyps - 44%

Polyps recurrence - up to 90%

Collect stool samples flexibly at home to ensure testing accuracy, Before collecting a stool sample, try to:

• Maintain normal eating habits within 2 weeks
• Avoid antibiotics for 4 weeks
• Avoid probiotics for 4 weeks
• Avoid taking stools on days when hemorrhoids bleed, menstruation, and diarrhea with watery stools
• After collection, return the sample within 24 hours

Online purchase of M3CRC testing process 

1. After paying for the M3CRC test in the online store, we will deliver the test kit to the address you provided via SF Express .

2. After receiving the test kit, please follow the instructions in the kit to collect your own stool samples from Sunday to Thursday.

3. Before preparing to collect stool, please contact GogoHealth Customer Service Department via WHATSAPP (Telephone: 67772392 ) one working day in advance (before 1:00 pm) and provide the detailed address, contact person's name and phone number. Jingjin Microbiology Technology Co., Ltd. will arrange a door-to-door sample collection service for you on another working day * . 

4. Pack the collected samples as instructed and hand them over to our courier. If you choose to submit the sample yourself, please submit it to the sample submission point of Jingjin Microbiology Technology Co., Ltd. in Wan Chai ( Laboratory Reception Counter, Room 902, 9th Floor, 208 Johnston Road , Wan Chai ) within 24 hours after the sample is collected. 

5. The report will be ready approximately two weeks after receiving the sample. The original copy of the report will be delivered to your registered address at the time of purchase, and we will proactively contact you and make an appointment with you to interpret the report. 

* The door-to-door sample collection express delivery service is included in the testing fee. The service covers most areas in Hong Kong, including Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories. Ma Wan, Lantau Island (except Tung Chung), and Door-to-door sample collection and express delivery service in Discovery Bay, restricted areas and outlying islands.