Easy to take the test, I received results back in the time I was told. So helpful to learn my sensitivity to things I would never have thought to look into! I would have liked a more detailed recommendation of next steps or diet changes, but otherwise clear to understand.

I wasn't too surprised by many of my results, and had already cut out a few of the culprits. Some confusing results like high reactivity to chicken (which I eat all the time and don't react to), and low reactivity to lettuce (which I definitely react to). My overall opinion? The test was difficult, my fingers don't give out blood easily, and the lancets with the kit (honestly) sucked... had to pull out the one I use to check my blood sugar. I did receive both the test and the results after shipping it back SUPER fast, though. I don't feel the results give you enough information on WHAT about those foods causes any reactivity, or what types of reactions you should look out for that you may not be noticing. There is a support group on Facebook that I hoped had more answers, it didn't. Would I spend my own money on it again? No. Would I use up HSA/FSA funds on it? Yes. It confirmed that I probably should have cut gluten and wheat a while ago, I'm just stubborn. I cut milk years ago so that was already a given. Overall, worth it if you really aren't sure what's causing you gut or skin distress.

The process of collecting the sample was easy. The directions were clear and easy to understand, and registering my kit and getting my results were fast and easy. Emails from the customer service team kept me up to date on my sample's arrival at the lab and when my results were ready to see. The results were laid out plainly and easy to understand.

Anyone that might have some symptoms that might be related to food sensitivity might benefit from this test as a starting point. I knew a few items that I don't tolerate (which the test results confirmed) but there were numerous other items the results said I have some moderate sensitivities to that I was unaware of. I will be checking that out with eliminate diet next!

I have suspected for a long time that I have certain food sensitivities. The results of this test put those vague suspicions into more concrete and scientific terms. I am eager to find out to how the elimination of the reactive foods identified by the test correlate with improved health. Although, a good cross-section of common foods are includes in the test, there are many others not included. I am not sure how these should be dealt with in an elimination diet. Thank you for shedding more light on the issue of food intolerance, the understanding of which, I am sure, is still in its early days.

It's a very well designed product and a smooth process. I'm conflicted with the results and a bit disappointed. I had no high sensitivities but in previous tests I have. I have stomach issues so I was hoping for some conclusions but did not find them here.

I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder and this was my first step to trying to heal my gut and improve my immunity. I had wanted to find a good guide to beginning an elimination diet, as it is a challenging commitment. This test confirmed that I indeed have high sensitivities to gluten and dairy. Looking forward to feeling better and a little tip...make a list of all the foods you CAN eat, makes it easier to see if from that angle versus mourning the loss of foods you love and consume on a daily basis.

This was an extremely easy and helpful process. I have been getting sick for about 6 months and been to my doctor multiple times and my labs have come back normal. Decided to try this because it couldn't hurt anything and I need answers/relief. Have started the elimination diet for my highest reactive foods and after just a week I am feeling much better! Going to follow up and discuss my results with my doctor and see what she says. I am going to attend Everly's live webinar this Friday

The testing that they do isn't 100%, but it is a starting point to help people figure out what foods to avoid. My doctor ignored me when I addressed concerns on food allergies after getting hives from eating something, but I didn't know what. As soon as I changed doctors, I sent my results to the new doctor and he referred me to an allergist. Even in the first week of avoiding 5 or 6 foods, (I had abnormal reactions to 20 things overall) I can tell the difference.

I have already recommended these testing options to a friend. The results of the food sensitivity test were as suspected with only a few surprises. Nothing was "high"'on the list, so now I'm just trying to figure out what to do with the information as it pertains to my diet and overall eating habits.