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Food & Drink Allergens
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Indoor Allergens
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Mold Allergens
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Tree Allergens
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Latex
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Grass & Weed Allergens
If you’re dealing with persistent skin issues like itching, redness, swelling, rashes, or hives, allergens could be the underlying cause. Many common irritants — from food and drink to environmental allergens — can trigger your immune system, leading to uncomfortable or even chronic skin reactions.
This test is designed to uncover sensitivities across a wide range of potential triggers, including:
- Food & Drink Allergens that may cause eczema or hives.
- Indoor Allergens like dust mites and pet dander that can irritate your skin.
- Mold Allergens, which are known to exacerbate allergic skin reactions.
- Tree, Grass & Weed Allergens that may cause flare-ups during seasonal changes.
- Latex, a common but often overlooked allergen linked to contact dermatitis.
- Total IgE Levels, providing an overall measure of your immune system’s reactivity.
By identifying the allergens affecting your skin health, you can take actionable steps to minimise exposure, reduce flare-ups, and regain confidence in your skin.
Key information
- Reactions to 49 allergy items
- Easy to follow instructions
- Free return envelope to our Lab
- Results in 3 working days (from sample receipt at Lab)
- 30 minute consultation with one of our certified nutritionists
Clinical Testing
Skin Allergy Test Kit - IgE Blood Test
- Investigating a suspected allergy, particularly fast-onset reactions
- Supporting a wider medical assessment alongside your GP or allergist
- Anyone who wants testing grounded in clinically recognised methodology
If you suspect a serious or rapid-onset allergy, this test should sit alongside — not instead of — professional medical advice. Antihistamines, steroids or immunosuppressants may affect results; speak to your doctor before testing if you're taking any of these.
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Who is this test for?
If you've been experiencing recurring allergy-like symptoms and want a clearer understanding of what could be triggering them, this test is designed to help identify potential IgE-related allergic responses so you can take the next step with greater confidence.
Allergy symptoms and severity can vary significantly between individuals. IgE test results should be interpreted in conjunction with clinical symptoms and healthcare guidance.
You may benefit if you experience:
Swelling or puffiness
Sneezing or nasal congestion
Itchy, watery, or irritated eyes
Wheezing or breathing discomfort
Skin flare-ups or hives
Symptoms around pets, pollen, or dust
Seasonal allergy symptoms
What’s tested
Frequently asked questions
Skin Allergy Test Kit FAQsYour results include your reactivity ratings to the items analysed in your chosen test. Our test results are comprehensive but simple to follow and explain in full what everything means to make sure you fully understand it.
Once we’ve received your sample at our laboratory, you’ll receive your test results via email in just 3 working days.
You don’t need any medical knowledge or training to read our test results, as everything is laid out to make them quick and easy to understand.
As soon as our lab has received your blood sample we will send you an email to let you know your sample has arrived safely.
If you haven’t received email correspondence from Check My Body Health, please check your email spam or junk folder in case our emails have gone into these folders.
Whilst we allow blood allergy and intolerance testing from the age of 2 and above, there is evidence to show that allergies are not fully developed until the age of 7. Our advice would be to check with a medical professional before purchasing.
The NHS recommends blood testing to diagnose allergies
We provide the gold-standard of IgE testing to your home — with secure results sent directly to you from our certified lab.
"Tests you may have include: a skin-prick test... blood tests... You may be referred to a specialist for tests if a GP thinks you have a food allergy."
NHS.uk — Food Allergy Diagnosis
Source: nhs.uk/conditions/food-allergy/diagnosis/

“Sensitisation to allergens may be investigated in the clinic using skin prick testing, but an easily accessible alternative is the detection of allergen-specific IgE in blood. The performance of allergen-specific IgE for airborne allergens is very similar to skin prick testing.”
University Hospitals Sussex NHS — Specific IgE Tests
Source: pathology.uhsussex.nhs.uk
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