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Food Allergy Test Panel | Private Test UK

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Lab locations: UK / Ireland
Date of Birth Requirement
Age 18 and over only
Results by Email
£347.00 GBP

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If you suspect food triggers, the Food Allergy Test Panel helps you get clarity.
It measures 31 specific IgE antibodies linked with immediate-type food allergies.

This test is useful for symptoms like hives, itching, swelling, wheeze, or nausea.
It can also support investigation of unexplained reactions after eating.

What This Test Includes:

 

Nuts

  • Almond

  • Hazelnut

  • Peanut

  • Walnut

Dairy

  • Milk

  • Casein

Egg

  • Egg white

  • Egg yolk

Fish & shellfish

  • Cod Fish

  • Salmon

  • Tuna

  • Crab

  • Shrimp

Grains and cereals

  • Wheat

  • Oat

  • Rye Flour

  • Corn

Soy

  • Soyabean

Fruit and vegetables

  • Apple

  • Orange

  • Peach

  • Strawberry

  • Carrot

  • Celery

  • Tomato

  • Onion

  • Potato

  • Garlic

Other foods

  • Chocolate

  • Coconut

  • Sesame seed

 

Overall amount of immunoglobulin E reflecting an allergic tendency

Sample needed:

blood sample

Why Choose the Food Allergy Test Panel?

This panel is helpful if you experience:

  • Hives, itching, or facial swelling after eating
  • Lip or tongue tingling
  • Nausea, cramps, or vomiting after certain foods
  • Wheezing, tight chest, or breathlessness after meals
  • Reactions to nuts, milk, eggs, fish, or shellfish

Results:

  • Availability: 2-3 working days
  • Presentation: Your results will be presented in an easy-to-understand format, highlighting any areas of concern. 
  • Discuss with a doctor: After receiving your results you may choose to discuss them with a GP who can advise you on further management (additional fee).

Important limitations to understand:

  • A positive result shows sensitisation, not always true allergy
  • Results do not predict reaction severity
  • False positives and negatives can occur
  • Not suitable for food intolerance (rather than allergy) or delayed symptoms

Clinical history always matters.

How results are best used:

Accurate allergy assessment combines:

  • Your symptoms and timing

  • Specific IgE results

  • Real-world exposure response

Further steps may include avoidance trials or specialist referral.

Preparation Required:

  • Fasting: Fasting is not required for this test. 
  • Medications: Continue to take any prescribed medications as usual, unless advised otherwise.

 
  1. Purchase your test(s) online making sure to give the name and date of birth of the person(s) taking the test. These details are required by the lab to uniquely identify your sample.
  2. You will get a confirmation email from us.
  3. We will process your order within an hour; Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.
  4. Then, look out for the booking link email from our partner laboratory, Randox Health.
  5. Click on the link to book an appointment for your test.
  6. Attend to do your test.
  7. Results are emailed to you.

All laboratories need information regarding the client to uniquely identify their test sample.

Without these details, tests cannot be processed.

The minimum requirement is the full name, biological sex and date of birth.

You should enter these details securely at the top before you click 'Add to cart'.

We ask for your Biological Sex because NORMAL RANGES for some tests are different for men and women.

Important information about result times

Result turnaround times are estimates and are provided for guidance only.

The stated timeframe begins when the laboratory receives your suitable sample.

Results may become available earlier or later than estimated.

Delays may occur because of transport, laboratory workload, quality checks, or further testing.

If the indicative times for results are not met, then please notify us immediately on info@aishealthcheck.co.uk.

Please do not use this service for urgent medical assessment.

Seek urgent medical advice when symptoms require prompt investigation.