The purchasing transaction was easy and the test kit arrived quickly. Taking the test was simple and I received results within 10 days. The results were interesting and surprising. I am glad I took the food allergy test with EverlyWell and did not waste the unnecessary hundreds of dollars by going to a local doctor. My next step is to take a test for environmental allergens because I believe this is my real problem.

Well, I went into this knowing that this is not really an exact science. I am already vegan, and have been struggling with some digestive and skin-related issues for a long time. I have known for a long time that I should do an elimination diet to try and find the root cause of my issues, but have been so overwhelmed about this because of my already somewhat limited diet. I figured I would give this a shot and see what came up as possible sensitivities, and would start by eliminating those as opposed to a much larger range of foods. My results were interesting. I'm honestly not surprised by yeast being the most reactive (I actually didn't have any high reactions, only moderate or mild) as I have already been suspecting this due to some research I have been doing. I was, however, quite surprised to have clams as the highest on the list, since I have been vegan for years, and even when I wasn't vegan, I did not eat clams. On the mild reactivity list I had some other animal products like cow's milk, cottage cheese, pork, etc., and again, I was surprised to see these as I do not eat these foods. Having said that, I already knew I had an issue with dairy, which is part of the reason i stopped eating it. At the end of the day, I have found myself in a good starting place with an elimination diet, and will be dropping the plant-based foods that came up as possible reactions for me. I'm excited to see if this really makes a difference for me, and I"m happy that at least I'm not feeling like I have to eliminate so many plant-based foods that can cause issues for people. Overall, I feel like this is a great starting point for anyone who is experiencing issues and isn't sure where to start, or is feeling overwhelmed by the thought of a broad elimination diet. Thank you!

The test was easy to take. I only had Mild reactivity to things. Not sure what that means exactly. I saw a lot about what to do with High and Moderate reactivity but nothing on mild. Not sure if those foods should be a concern or not. Maybe this test wasn't intended for me. Was kind of hoping to uncover something interesting. Some places on the website talk about Class 1, 2, and 3 foods, but the language isn't consistent with what is emailed. There is shows low, mild, moderate, and high.

I have severe ulcerative colitis and just diagnosed with eosinophilic esophagitis. The doctors were hesitant about doing any food tests with me so I purchased this test. Alot of the food that were on the high sensitivity list were ones that I thought bothered me. I plan to know follow a strict diet using your results to see if my symptoms get better.

I kind of always knew most of my insensitivities, but still had issues when eliminating them. I found out it was because I substituted with almond for everything and almond was high on my mild list. Now that I've removed almond, as well as my other triggers, I'm feeling better.

I have been having gastric issues for a couple of months. Other testing revealed nothing. Very surprised to find eggs were my problem since I have been eating 2 egg whites nearly every day thinking I was being healthy. It's only been a few days, but doing better. So far, so good! Thank you Everly Well!

I liked that the test came to my mailbox. I was able to ship it back in my mailbox without paying for the shipment. The test itself was so easy and fast. Definitely will be trying this later on down the road with my kids. Really helped me understand my food sentivites.

I ordered this test because I kept getting sick uncontrollably. I also talked to my doctor the same day I sent off the test. Turns out I have celiac disease and lactose intolerance, according to blood work done by my doctor. The food sensitivity test came back as me being sensitive to wheat and cows milk so I would call it accurate. The food sensitivity test also gave me some other foods which I'm sensitive to, including eggs, which have always made me feel sick, so it makes sense to me (Please note that this tests a different immune reaction than that of celiac disease and lactose intolerance, I'm just stating that it makes sense that my body has multiple different immune reactions to the same foods)

Was really surprised at how fast the results came back. The results were nothing like I expected. It was a little expensive for me but after ten years of nothing working and my doctor saying there was nothing wrong I decided to see for my self if food was the problem. I just got my results so we will see.

It is so nice to finally see what foods could actually be causing some of my problems. There were some foods I expected to see and some that would have never crossed my mind. I can guarantee, no matter how much food journaling I do, I would have not figured all of these sensitivities our. I am looking forward to seeing health changes when I eliminate the culprits