The test came quickly. It was very easy to use. I received a text saying my results were ready just 4 days after mailing the test back. The results were very easy to read and understand. I have already recommended the food sensitivity test to many friends and family.

I was hoping to get some answers from this test about my high TPO levels but everything came back mild or low. A nutritionist friend told me after the fact that it's because this test was only IgG testing and didn't look at the bigger picture.. (IgE (true allergy), IgG, IgG4, blocking potentials, etc) If i was to do it over again i'd take a different test that tested for it all, that way i'd get a better idea of the foods that I absolutely needed to eliminate. While the process of the at-home testing and convenience of it was wonderful, it was expensive and unfortunately kind of a waste of money for me, but my own fault for not doing the research first.

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 test was easy to take, send in, and wait 8 days for the results - great experience there. But I was really surprised by the results. Not sure if the limited number of foods, the test was poor, or I'm completely wrong about my sensitivities, but I've been diagnosed with IBS and gastrointestinal problems - went this route with a food sensitivity test because it's so hard to get into a specialist and expensive! Alas - I was low/mildy sensitive to nearly the whole list - and this didn't help!

The process and processing time was outstanding. I love the report you get back - how easy it is to follow and really appreciate that it comes with a printable report for your doctor as well. I am highly reactive to a couple of things that I didn't realize before - it's so helpful in making good food choices . Thanks for a great product and great experience.

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!

Some foods I already knew from experience did not agree with me and the big one - yogurt - was my highest sensitivity. That was validation for me that the results were accurate! But there were some surprises - yeasts - that had never been on my radar! Excited to see if eliminating the foods identified in the "High" and "Moderate" categories help to cure my migraines.

I've been having issues for years and in recent months I've had migraines non stop. I finally tried this food sensitivity test and am so thankful I did. I've only had my results for a few days and been avoiding the foods in reactive to and already I am feeling much better. The results came really quickly and were so easy to access as well. Very comprehensive and helpful.

Before I bought the test I checked some reviews and did my research. This test seems to be just as accurate as expensive allergy testing (I know it's not "allergy" testing". I had food allergy testing about 20 years ago and this test told me the same results as far as foods I am sensitive to and a few I didn't know about.

I wish the rating system was a more clear. My daughter had also taken the test at a different time and the rate system was completely different, so we are a bit confused about that. Otherwise, it was very helpful in identifying foods to try and avoid. I was pretty sure about most of the items and it was good to have that confirmation. Definitely have noticed a difference in not eating other foods that I didn't realize were a culprit.