Essential Allergy Test

Regular price £179.00
Regular price Sale price £179.00

An at-home allergy test kit covering the 42 allergens behind most reactions in the UK: 23 foods including milk, egg, wheat, peanut, tree nuts, soy, fish and shellfish, and 19...

Results in 7-10 working days

  • Finger Prick Sample
  • UKAS Accredited Laboratory
  • Detect 42 Allergic Reactions
  • At-home sample collection
  • Quick Turnaround of Results

Premium Food Intolerance Test

Regular price £179.00
Regular price Sale price £179.00

An at-home food intolerance test measuring IgG antibody reactions to 200 foods and drinks, from dairy, gluten grains, eggs, nuts and fish to fruit, vegetables, spices, teas, coffee and wines,...

Results in 7-10 working days

  • Finger Prick Sample
  • UKAS Accredited Laboratory
  • 200 Food Intolerances Tested
  • At-home sample collection
  • Quick Turnaround of Results

Complete Allergy Blood Test

Regular price from £329.00
Regular price Sale price from £329.00

A private allergy blood test that checks 295 allergens from one sample, pollens, grasses, trees, dust mites, pets, moulds, insect venoms, latex and over 100 foods, plus total IgE, so...

Results up to 14 working days

  • Finger Prick or Venous Sample
  • High Specificity and Accuracy
  • 300 Allergens Tested
  • 250+ Clinic Locations
  • Results in 14 Working Days
Allergies and Intolerances Tests

Food, environment and nutrition

In the UK, an estimated 41 million individuals are dealing with allergic reactions and food allergies, and even more suffer from food intolerances – all of which can cause symptoms such as IBS, bloating, tiredness, itching and swelling.

How the tests work

Book online...

Book online, receive your kit and take your finger-prick test at home, or if available in one if the local Goodbody clinics.

Send it back…

Send your sample in the post to be analysed at an accredited laboratory.

Get results.

Receive results with guidance from our support team.

What is the difference between a food intolerance and an allergy? (IgG vs IgE)

IgE (a food allergy)

IgE antibodies cause immediate allergic reactions. When the immune system sees a food as harmful, it quickly releases histamines, leading to symptoms like itching, swelling, or even severe reactions like anaphylaxis which can be life-threatening and require immediate medical attention.

IgG (a food intolerance)

IgG antibodies are often seen in food sensitivities rather than allergies. IgG reactions can take hours or days to appear, causing IBS symptoms like bloating and digestive issues plus fatigue, or headaches. Intolerances are less severe.

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