This year 15,206 Australians will be told they have bowel cancer. 12% are under the age of 50

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Bowel cancer is the second biggest cancer killer in Australia today

Over 80 Australians die from the disease each and every week. However if detected early, bowel cancer is 98% curable.

All men and women between the ages of 50-74 years are sent a free government bowel cancer test kit every two years. We cater for those 75+, for under age 50 and those between 50-74 who want to test themselves each year.

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Bowelscan Testing Kit

Bowelscan Testing Kit

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Bowelscan testing kits are affordable, easy to use and include testing by approved pathologists as well as notification of results.

The sale of kits via this website is intended for customers who reside in Queensland and are able to take their completed test kits back to any Sullivan Nicolaides Pathology Depot for free processing and evaluation.

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A Bowelscan test saves lives, saves worry, and saves immense cost to individuals, businesses and the community

After taking Rotary’s annual test for many years I missed one year. Luckily I did a follow up test and cancer was detected. It’s scary, I had no symptoms.

Anthony Wills
Chandler

I only missed two years and that's all it took for me to be in serious trouble. It was such a shock to hear that the test came back with three positives.

Max Bissett
Redland Bay

I would certainly endorse Bowelscan and would urge everyone to take the test each year in the hope of detecting bowel cancer at the earliest possible stage.

Roy McQueen
Victoria Point

I was so lucky that the test caught the cancer when it did. It scares me to think had I left it any longer I might not be here to watch my grandchildren grow up.

Robert Muller
Capalaba
The initiative of over 300 Rotary Clubs across Australia

The programme runs during two months every year to raise the awareness of the risks of bowel cancer and to encourage Australian's most at risk to take the annual test.

With the support of hundreds of pharmacies throughout Australia, the programme distributes Bowelscan testing kits to local communities, giving people the opportunity to test themselves early and regularly enough to have a fighting chance at survival.

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