The process was a little longer than what they said on the website. It took 5 business days longer to ship back the test than what they said. The results were a little confusing, I couldn't tell if a "low" response meant "No Response - safe to eat" or "small response." So that was confusing. It didn't show any moderate or high responses, so I feel like I shouldn't be as sick as I am with only 5 mild responses, so I am definitely left wondering if there are some false negatives. Bottom line, if someone was desperate to learn more about food sensitivities I would recommend it, but caution that it's not a cure all.

I am so glad I decided to do the 96 foods sensitivity test!!! Who would have though some of my stage 2 and 3 food where things I was eating everyday!! No wonder I was so bloated!! Thank you everlywell for helping make my quality of life that much better!!

The test was really helpful in quest for understand my body, eating habits and health better. It gave me some information that I can definitely use and consider with my food/diet/health journey. Food sensitivities are such subtle aspects of health. They aren't always big events, but can be cumulative, and that's not always easy to see. With my results, it made certain foods and symptoms make sense for me. But some of my issues with certain every day foods didn't show up, so I'm still working on that ..

I loved this food sensitivity test kit! It was simple to order, easy to use, and I got my results back quickly. It was fascinating to learn of my different food reactivity levels and which foods to limit. The results format online is well- designed and easy to understand. I liked the helpful links provided for more information about my different sensitivities.

I have been experiencing GI issues for the past decade and have tried everything the internet/doctors/friends suggest including a low FodMap diet. And I still experienced the same issues every single day. Finding out what my food intolerance are opened my eyes and really connected the dots. So far, using my "abnormal food list" as my elimination diet has helped alleviate some of the GI distress I have been living with. I have a GI appointment coming up later this month to determine any internal cause (s) to my distress, but I can positively say having results from this test has already improved my daily functioning. And best of all, I can print off my results and bring it to my next GI appointment. Everything was easy from the ordering process to the sample collection and results. I appreciated the text updates to each step of the process. The next test I'm going to do is the Thyroid test since thyroid issues run in my family.

I used the food sensitivity kit because I was having stomach issues and thought I would start by looking at my diet (I already had a known gluten allergy). The test told me a lot of what I suspected and I will be using the results to discuss with my doctor in a few weeks! In the meantime, I've cut out the "problem" foods and I'm already feeling better!

The process was easy, fast and painless. The instructions are clear and easy to understand. I received my results within a week. Very surprised by the results and now I have a starting point of what I can start eliminating. Almonds and pineapple were my highest reactivity and I had 19 other foods under mild. So interesting! Highly recommend!

I would definitely buy this product again. I was a little shocked by the results. I have a reaction to bananas and 13 other foods. I was a little shocked by some of them but expected the reaction for some as well. Great test! I am purchasing it again for my son to take.

I used this product to see if I had any sensitivities to food due to having a limited diet (pescatarian). Overall, my result came in that I am mildly sensitive to some vegetables and meat and moderately sensitive to coffee. I am looking forward to trying an elimination diet to see if curbing coffee helps with my indigestion.

I have a very sensitive stomach. There are some foods or types of food that I just cannot or should not eat that did not show up in my results. For example, chocolate, spicy foods, acidic foods, fatty foods. There were a few foods in these catagories, but not very many. I do have GERD and have taken Prilosec everyday for several years. This must be a different type of sensitivity I guess?? And some of the foods that were in the test results that can really upset my stomach were only listed in the milder categories. What type of reaction could I expect from a food that I am strongly sensitive to?? I'm not sure how I should best use my test results.