Understand how allergies and intolerances could be affecting your life with our home to lab range of allergy and food intolerance tests. Comprehensive validated results sent to your email and our healthy stuff app.
Understand how allergies and intolerances could be affecting your life with our home to lab range of allergy and food intolerance tests.
Our comprehensive validated results are sent to your email or easily accessible anywhere our Healthy Stuff app.
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FREE 1-3 day delivery of test kit
Easy to use pin-prick sample kit
Results sent on app & email
Sample return envelope
Receive your testing kit in the mail
Take a pain-free finger-prick blood sample
Send your testing kit back to our lab
Recieve results via email and our app within 7 days
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An allergy is an immune system response. It is caused when the body mistakes a protein as a harmful substance and creates a defence 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 larger amounts of food types to trigger an intolerance unlike an allergy. A food intolerance is not life-threatening.
Find out more about the differences between allergies and intolerances.
Allergy testing:
We have IgE ELISA food and non-food allergy testing. IgE antibodies are involved in Type I allergies and can cause rapid type immune reactions, with symptoms occurring within a few minutes up to two hours after eating a specific food.
Read more about IgE testing science.
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Intolerance testing:
We have Intolerance (IgG4) ELISA testing because we are investigating delayed symptoms that could be associated with food intolerances.
Read more about IgG4 testing science.
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Allergy & Intolerance testing:
We also have a range of combinations for the ultimate allergy & intolerance test.
1. Receive your testing kit in the post.
2. Clean your finger and use the finger prick to take your sample
3. Fill the blood spot card with your sample.
4. Send your sample to our labs for testing.
Read more about how to take your blood sample.
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.
While we allow children from the age of 2 and above for blood allergy and intolerance testing.
There is evidence that allergies are not fully developed until the age of 7. Please check with a medical professional before purchasing.
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 prior to 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.
