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How long does testing take?

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How long does testing take?

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The average test takes about 16 minutes, sitting in the harness system. It requires no direct involvement from the client or practitioner during the test, thereby making it an ideal process for young children or even infants. After the computerized testing is completed, it takes an average appointment of one hour to appropriately select and prepare homeopathic, nutritional remedies that will be helpful to maintain good electrical integrate within the body.

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For most tests, the entire testing process takes approximately one hour and 30 minutes. The testing process includes registering, instructions, testing, and scoring. If you finish the test early, you may be allowed to leave the testing room. However, no students arriving after the scheduled testing time will be allowed to test in that session. The actual testing time for placement tests is 60 minutes.

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Using the latest technology, our laboratory offers standard 10 day testing (results available 5 to 7 working days after the laboratory receives the samples) as well as express 8 day testing services (results available 8 working days after the laboratory receives the samples).

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Using the latest technology, London Biosciences offers standard 3 to 5 day testing (results available 3 to 5 working days after the laboratory receives the samples) as well as express 2 to 3 day testing services (results available 2 to 3 working days after the laboratory receives the samples).

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Testing can take around six weeks for results to come back so make sure you have submitted blood samples long before you plan your matings.

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