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Allergy Testing

The latest ELISA testing technology offers a comprehensive analysis by examining a small blood sample against 38 of the most common allergies. This advanced method uses IgE antibodies and provides highly accurate laboratory results, allowing you to confidently identify and manage allergies.

  • Advanced ELISA testing
  • Detects 38 common allergies
  • Accurate results
No. of Sessions 1 Treatment
Treatment Time 15 - 30 Minutes
Treatment Results 72 Hours
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Allergy Testing

Our allergy test is a fast and cost-effective way of screening for 38 of the most common allergies including foods and inhalants. Using ELISA testing for raised IgE antibodies, this simple blood spot test offers accurate validated lab results to enable you to adjust your diet or lifestyle to reduce or avoid triggers. Understanding the causes of life-changing allergies in one simple test.

Results are delivered to you via one easy-to-understand report. The personal allergy report includes the following key elements:

– Explanations of the testing process.
– IgE reactions to items screened.
– Elimination diet recommendations.

Raised IgE (immunoglobulin E) antibodies are a recognised indicator of an allergy reaction. Allergy reactions are usually less common than intolerances and present as a more immediate reaction in the body. The allergy & intolerance testing labs work from category 2, ISO9001 accredited Allergy and intolerance testing laboratory.

What’s tested?

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Check out an example PDF report below

Example PDF Report

Important Information

  • Raised IgE values are clinically significant for identifying an IgE-mediated allergy.
  • CE approved sample collection kit.
  • Results are not a medical diagnosis but can assist your doctor or nutritional therapist in forming a diagnosis or ruling out a condition.
  • Quantitative data using ELISA testing, with values measured in Kilounits per antigen per litre (KUA/L), and a universal cut-off point of 0.35 for classifying reactions.
  • 97% reproducible results.
  • Blood (ELISA) tests identify intolerance/sensitivity via specific IgG4 antibody reactions and allergies via specific IgE antibody reactions (IgE-mediated).
  • Report information is for nutritional advice to optimise your diet and cannot diagnose, treat, or cure medical/health conditions.
  • Antihistamines taken before or during sample collection may affect results; contact our team for guidance.
  • Always seek advice from your doctor or qualified health provider if you have a medical condition or symptoms. Never ignore or delay professional medical advice.
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The Benefits

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Effective Results

Taking part in intolerance testing will help you identify seemingly mysterious symptoms so that you can omit them from your life

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Understand Yourself

Helps you understand your body’s allergies, enabling you to make more informed decisions about your eating and drinking habits

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38-Item Test

The 40-item allergy test covers a broad spectrum of the most common allergies, helping you better understand any reactions you may have

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Fast Results

Fast in terms of getting and delivering results, making it ideal for those that need to know yesterday what those intolerances are, so you know what the problem is and how to avoid it

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between an allergy and an intolerance?

Allergies An allergy is an immune system response. It is caused when the body mistakes a protein for a harmful substance and creates a defense system (antibodies) to fight it. Allergic reactions are immediate reactions, and they can be life-threatening in some cases. Intolerances: An intolerance is a non-immune system response. Symptoms of intolerance usually occur several hours after exposure to a trigger, whereas an allergy can result in an immediate reaction. Often people need to be exposed to more significant amounts of food types to trigger an intolerance, unlike an allergy. Food intolerance is not life-threatening.

Does it hurt to take a blood test?

We provide you with easy-to-use lancets designed to give you a tiny prick on the finger to start the blood flow. It’s precisely the same as a pinprick and, if administered correctly following our provided instructions and tips, will not hurt.

Will medication affect my test results in any way?

There are a few types of medication that may stop your test from being accurate. Immune suppressant medications can also affect the results of the testing. We advise that you check with our team before testing regarding medications. Antihistamines have been shown to affect results; we advise stopping antihistamine use for 3-5 days before taking your sample. However, we would recommend seeking advice from a medical professional before changing any medication.