I found the product fairly easy to use and mail back, which was great. The first time I used it, I didn't do it properly (totally my fault) and was pleased that Everlywell reached out to me and sent a replacement so I could try again. The results didn't seem very comprehensive, and I'm not sure if it was just me and my personal sensitivities (I had a very small list, and none were high...not much to change or avoid) or lack of depth in the testing.

I'd always told people that I didn't have any allergies but occasionally my stomach felt gross after eating. This test demystified showed me that, while I had no major allergies, I had a few 'mild' reactions to things. No wonder I felt icky whenever I ate a dish full of those items!

I didn't do enough research before ordering. I don't eat animal products and you don't review beans and lentils. So the test had limited benefit for me. My fault for not checking first. Also, it was hard for me to get blood drops - maybe older hands are like try to get blood out of a turnip?

The entire logistics are super easy and user friendly. Once I got the results - within a week - it was tough to figure out what to do with the new knowledge of those results. The FB discussions don't really help a lot as everyone seems to be sort of lost with it and other users try to help but it hard to find some valuable advise.

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've lived many years avoiding many different foods based on prior blood work. I was at a time when I was starting to add some foods back in, but also struggling with something unknown. Getting these results back in roughly a month ago now confirmed that a couple of the foods that I've added back in are now OK, but a series of dairy related foods are now a big problem. Looking back, this makes sense. Now, 4 weeks later I'm thinking more clearly again and am thankful that services like this exist.

The product was well packaged, explained, and easy to use. However, I have read quite a few online reviews that are bashing the food sensitivity test and claiming that it is misleading. There are accusations that proposes results are skewed by what you ate that day. Not sure what to believe! Regardless, I would recommend this to a friend that thinks they have food sensitivities.

I had been experiencing a lot of bloat and gas recently. This food sensitivity test revealed a surprising result. One of the biggest part of my diet are almonds. It was my only highest food. Bananas are not my favorite and I hardly ever eat them but they were my only mid level food sensitivity.

It'd be nice if you offered an additional service of foods that would assist in losing weight and achieving optimal health. There was ONLY one food I am sensitive to on the top of the list, a food I never eat....and then the other foods listed were basic. For example: what kind of lettuce? It would be helpful to know exactly what kind of lettuce. Other than this disappointment about the generic quality of the read-out for the price, it was somewhat interesting.

This test was super easy to use and took less than two weeks for me to receive my results from the date of purchase (so including shipping time to me and to the lab). It has given me answers to chronic digestive and skin issues that my doctors did not have an answer for and I'm very grateful for it.