Blood test
Allergy Complete
How your immune system reacts to 295 allergens, including pollens, foods and animals, from a single blood sample.
What it is for
- Allergy Complete
Why people check it
An allergy is the immune system treating something harmless, like pollen or a food, as a threat. About one in four people live with allergies, and some reactions can be severe. Knowing your triggers helps you avoid them, manage symptoms better and talk to a doctor about the treatments that exist.
- Allergy Complete
Who it is for
Anyone with allergies who wants to know what sets them off, and anyone who wants to be better prepared for a severe reaction. You can share the result with your doctor.
- Signs
People often check it when they live with
- Hay fever
- Asthma
- Eczema
- Digestive problems
- Sneezing, itching or swelling
How to give your sample
The app shows which ways are open for this test before you pay.
A kit at home
A finger-prick kit by post, with the return postage paid. The app walks you through it.
A collection point
A blood sample taken at a collection point near you, found from your postcode in the app.
Someone comes to you
A professional takes the sample at your home or office, on the day you choose.
The result arrives in the app.
It is yours: keep it, or send it to the doctor of your choice: only a doctor can say what it means for you. This page explains what the test is for; it does not replace a consultation.
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