How to Contact Breathe E-Z Systems for Support or to Order

Call (913) 475-2985 for both support and ordering. Breathe E-Z Systems lists this single phone number for over-the-phone inservice, results consultation, interpretation support, and product orders. If you prefer not to call, the website also offers an ordering path for the HBT Sleuth monitor and its accessories.

Contacting Support

Breathe E-Z Systems provides support by phone at (913) 475-2985. According to the company, this covers:

• Over-the-phone inservice — training on using the equipment in your practice
• Results consultation — discussing test results
• Interpretation support — help interpreting hydrogen breath test readings

The company states its staff is professionally trained and its breath testing equipment is manufactured in the U.S., which it presents as a reason support can run smoothly.

Placing an Order

You can order either by phone or through the website. The site lists a "Click for more options" link alongside the phone number, so both routes are available.

Products and Listed Prices

These are the prices shown on the site. The page does not state shipping terms, taxes, or whether prices change over time, so confirm the current total when you call or order.

What the HBT Sleuth Does

The HBT Sleuth is a hydrogen breath test instrument used in a GI clinic or physician's office. Per the company:

• It runs three tests with one instrument: lactose intolerance, fructose intolerance, and bacterial overgrowth (SIBO).
• The test takes five minutes of the patient's time.
• It is non-invasive and gives immediate results.
• It is CLIA-exempt and reimbursed under CPT Code 91065.

The site notes that as many as 70% of patients with fructose or lactose intolerance do not connect their symptoms to the condition — the practical argument for offering the test in-office.

Reimbursement Context

Reimbursement varies by state, ranging from $70.24 in West Virginia to $111.27 in California, according to the site. The company states you can recoup your investment in as few as 50 tests. A link on the page points to reimbursement rates by region, so check your own state's figure before estimating payback.

Before You Call

Have these ready to make the call efficient:

• Which products you need (monitor, T-valves, mouthpieces, or a combination)
• Your state, if you want to discuss reimbursement rates
• Whether you need inservice training, interpretation support, or both

If you are evaluating the equipment rather than ordering, ask about the inservice and interpretation support specifically — those are the two support functions the company highlights, and they matter most in the first weeks of running tests in a clinic.