📝Admissable Standards

There are 4 core guidelines we adhere by: Admissiable:

Test	Quality
Consistency	Firm to slightly soft consistency is ideal. The stool should maintain its shape but not be excessively hard or dry.
Color	Acceptable colors range from light brown to dark brown, indicating a healthy digestive process.
Form	Well-formed, segmented stools are preferred. They should be cohesive and not disintegrate upon contact.
Size	The stool should be of a reasonable size, neither too small (suggesting constipation) nor too large (indicating potential digestive issues).

Inadmissable:

Test	Quality
Consistency	Liquid or completely watery stools are not acceptable, as they are challenging to analyze accurately based on images.
Color	Stools with abnormal colors, such as bright red, black, or green, are inadmissible. These can indicate blood, bile, or other medical issues.
Form	Powdery, granular, or overly fragmented stools are unsuitable. Such forms can suggest digestive problems and may not yield reliable data.
Size	Any stool sample containing visible foreign objects (e.g., undigested food, plastic, etc.) is considered inadmissible for analysis.

Note: We will know if you provide fake images of stool, pretending it's yours. You will be disqualified from ever earning $CACA.