Flore Gut Test Review 2026
Custom probiotics based on results, precision formulations
Flore at a Glance
Formerly Flore by Sun Genomics, now Flore Inc. of Joliet, Illinois. There is NO standalone one-time test any more - the microbiome test is bundled into Test-to-Treat programs:3-Month + Test $384, 6-Month + Test $658.50. Probiotic-only programs for existing customers:3-Month $297, 6-Month $564, 12-Month $1,069.20, or $99/$94/$89 per month respectively. Flore's own site states that listings citing a ~$299 kit and ~$99/month describe the retired Sun Genomics model. Add-ons:microbiome coaching $99 per 30-minute session, mid-cycle reformulation $175. Whole genome shotgun sequencing with in-house bioinformatics.
Test Details
Testing Methodology
- TechnologyWhole genome sequencing
- Species DetectionFull microbiome
- Sample TypeStool
- Turnaround Time21-28 days
- Raw Data ExportNo
Features & Support
- Food ScoringYes
- Supplement RecommendationsYes
- Practitioner AccessYes via Flore Clinical
- App FeaturesDetailed reports
- Subscription$99/mo
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Flore cost?
Flore costs $384 for the initial test and $ for retests. There is also a $99/month subscription option.
How long do Flore results take?
Flore results are typically available within 21-28 days after the lab receives your sample.
What testing methodology does Flore use?
Flore uses Whole genome sequencing to analyze your gut microbiome. This method can detect Full microbiome bacterial species from a stool sample.
Does Flore provide food recommendations?
Yes, Flore provides personalized food scoring based on your microbiome results. The service also provides supplement recommendations.
Can I export my raw data from Flore?
Flore does not currently offer raw data export.
Disclaimer
This information is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Gut microbiome testing is not a diagnostic tool for diseases. Prices are based on January 2026 data and may vary. Consult with a healthcare provider before making health decisions based on test results.