The determines whether your symptoms are likely to be caused by an allergy or not. Our results will indicate whether your IgE antibodies (those used to test for allergies) are of normal levels (low risk of allergies) or whether you have above average levels (suggests a high risk of allergies). If your test results indicate normal antibody levels your symptoms are more likely to be caused by another health related problem (in this case consult a GP or another healthcare professional if your symptoms persist).

If you suspect your symptoms are caused by an allergy why not use any of our specific tests detailed below, to help identify these allergies.

If you are confident that you know what allergen causes your problem you can confirm this by using one of our specific allergy tests:

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Once you know what you are sensitive to, you can confidently seek medical advice and take appropriate action to reduce or possibly eliminate your symptoms. You can take an allergy test at any time of the year.

These allergy tests are not suitable for children under the age of 6 years old.