Intolerances & allergies
Skin prick or IgE blood testing are the clinically recognised methods for true allergy diagnosis — here's why, and how our IgE tests compare.
From finger-prick to results, here's exactly how at-home allergy testing works, and how to choose the right panel for your specific symptoms.
Allergy and intolerance are genuinely different conditions — here's how each is properly tested, and why we built a combined test to cover both.
Hair, IgG and IgE testing all claim to explain your symptoms — but they work in completely different ways, look at different things, and suit different people. Here's how to tell them apart.
Not sure whether you need a hair-based sensitivity test, a blood-spot IgG test, or a...
Bloated or unwell after dairy? Lactose intolerance is one of the most common digestive issues worldwide - here's what actually causes it, how it differs from dairy intolerance and milk allergy, and how to find out for certain.
Bloating, brain fog, skin flare-ups and fatigue after eating can all point to a food intolerance, but which food? Here's how a food intolerance test actually works, what it checks for, and how to read your results.
Sneezing, hives, swelling or itching that won't go away? An at-home allergy test can help you identify common triggers quickly, without a GP referral or a long wait for a specialist appointment.
"Sensitivity", "intolerance" and "allergy" often get used interchangeably — but they're not the same thing. Here's what food sensitivity testing actually measures, and how to work out which test is right for you.