View the instructions for collecting and submitting your blood sample for the IgG Food Intolerance Test.
The test measures IgG antibody responses to more than 200 commonly consumed foods using a small finger-prick blood sample. Your personalized report highlights foods showing different levels of IgG reactivity, which can be used as a starting point when reviewing your diet with a qualified healthcare or nutrition professional.
No. This test is not designed to diagnose food allergies. Food allergies are typically associated with IgE-mediated reactions and may cause immediate or potentially serious symptoms. If you suspect a food allergy, you should speak with a qualified healthcare professional.
Your test kit includes the materials needed to collect a small finger-prick blood sample at home. After collection, mail your sample to the laboratory according to the provided instructions. Once testing is complete, your personalized report will be delivered electronically.