I was really shocked to find out what I was sensitive to. I found it interesting that the food that I commonly eat (a lot) was what I was sensitive to. So, I am trying to adjust my founding's to purchase food that would be beneficial to me and not harmful. Thank You

This process was exciting to see what the results would be! I bought the test, did the steps and got my results back in a few days. I was have issues with my heart but not on medication but come to find out with my results I am allergic to coffee so since stop drinking it I feel much better. Thanks for putting this out to the public to use.

I got my results two days after I mailed it back! I've been feeling nauseous and I suspected a few different foods but they don't seem to bother me consistently. Nothing tested high but I do have 3 moderate foods to watch out for now thanks to this test.

Easy to use, did take a little more blood than I figured it would - as a diabetic I'm used to finger pricks but those strips take far far less blood. Apparently I have a sensitivity to eggs! Good to know. Haven't done the elimination diet yet, going to soon. Looking forward to seeing how I feel after!

I thought the results were great! I knew dairy was my main culprit and the test showed it. I was also surprised by some of the others too but it really helped me to eliminate certain foods from my diet and help get my life back from years of tummy issues. There may not be medical studies to prove, but I am medical and I feel like some of the medical ways to treat are not always right for everyone. Would highly recommend!

I ate eggs every single morning with cheddar cheese. I knew something felt off about it, but I just really liked eggs so I continued to eat them. I got my results back and boom, egg whites are a no go, straight red category. Then right below that....you guessed it, egg yolks. Go figure my staple breakfast was bad. I also want to throw this out there to negate some negative feedback on these tests. I ate oatmeal, blueberries, pasta and chicken every single day over the past month and had minimal on all of them (gluten for the pasta). While eggs and cheddar cheese were Class 3 (Cheddar Cheese), Class 2 (Egg Yolk), and Class 1 (Egg Whites). Now there are tons of factors that go into digestion besides how your body reacts to the protein, but being able to know and eliminate a food that causes high reactivity is a blessing. So for me this test was pretty great. The only thing I would do next time is eat a larger variety of foods since that's apparently the only way you can showcase IGG reactivity for certain foods.

I have a food sensitivity to chicken and eggs --- apparently for a long time and have been to an internist for the condition and after numerous tests - all he wanted to do was put me on medication - without this test, I would never have known about this food sensitivity and would have continued to suffer. Since getting my test results back, I have stopped eating chicken and eggs and have had no stomach problems and feel 100% better. Will definitely recommend this to my family and friends.

1) Arrived quickly 2) Quick turnaround on lab results 3) Excellent packaging 4) Easy to understand instructions and online video 5) Useful results which I can use to improve my diet 6) Revealed that I am allergic to multiple ingredients which I hadn't suspected * Highly recommend this product, service and the support behind it!

I'm glad they gave two lancelets, because my ring finger was just not cutting it in terms of getting enough blood for the test. I have a HUGE fear of needles but I was able to use these small ones and do the entire process by myself. Very user friendly, and I got the results back 3 days after I mailed it.

I have been trying elimination diets for years, in attempt to figure out skin issues and bloating troubles. Finally, I found EverlyWell's food sensitivity testing and now I am so excited to try eliminating sensitive (to me) foods that I may never have tried to eliminate otherwise. Such as Kale and Sesame. Who knew?! I am feeling like there is hope....again!