I recently received my results and was both surprised and happy to find out what I have sensitivities to. Egg whites and almond were too major areas, as well as baker's yeast and cow's milk. As a result, I'm planning to do an elimination diet after the holidays to begin seeing if my IBS and other gastrointestinal symptoms lessen or become more manageable. I had ideas about gluten and dairy, however would never have thought to consider eggs. As someone from a rural area, my family has always had chickens and so I eat or use eggs in many different meals. To have these results, gives me a starting place to consider what I want to try to do next regarding my diet and discussion with my provider. Thank you so much and I look forward to seeing what the future brings! I may consider the larger Food Sensitivity Test as well, just to make sure I am not missing any additional information.

I have long wondered exactly the cause of those stomach aches. The results didn't rock my view of the world - but they confirmed an important suspicion (cow's milk) and added a few things to my list of "eat with caution." Glad to have the deeper understanding.

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 watched video on how to do test and went by that. Then when I read the instructions the video missed some of the steps in the preparation. Hope they weren't important. Read the instructions before you collect the samples. Don't watch video instead. I'm second-Guessing report since I missed some of the prep steps. The drinking of a glass of water before the collection. I tried to look up why you were to drink the water but could find no answeres anywhere on their website or on the internet anywhere?

I ordered this product to test for food I tolerances and was very excited. The process to do the blood spot was very simple and the instructions were easy to follow. The only problem was that 2 day shipping back to the lab was advertised and it took about a week for mine to get back, then it took another week and a half to get my results. A lot more waiting than they let on but other than that it was very good.

I've known for a while that I had multiple food sensitivities. After trying (and failing) to figure out what they were through an avoidance diet, I decided to purchase the food sensitivity test. There were so many things on there that I never would've guessed that I had problems with. Definitely worth it, if you think you may be struggling with certain foods. It's very easy to complete, and the results arrive very quickly. Added bonus: the test can be purchased with your HSA or Flex card.

So far, the results of the test are helpful! There are a few foods that I didn't consider myself sensitive to that I eat daily. I'm now digging into my elimination diet for those foods and am excited (and maybe a bit scared!) to see the results soon. Additionally, there were foods I thought gave me issues

So simple and easy. Clear directions in the test kit. Speedy turnaround for the process. And a fantastic dashboard that clearly displays results and provides additional context and information. Ive had stomach issues for awhile and couldnt pinpoint the culprit through traditional elimination diets. This test revealed my extreme sensitivity to malt, which has been so helpful. Now I finally know how to adjust my diet!

I have an awful stomach, so I bought this to see what to stay away from. I only had one result, which was squash. Squash is one of the only things that does not bother my stomach, so I don't think this was accurate. I had other people say it worked for them, but not me

Love the ability to test myself at home and not having to depend on a doctor appointment. Just wish it gave further steps but that may step into a different realm and something to further discuss with a doctor or nutritionist. Super simple and quick updates/ turnaround. An app would be great.