ALEX2 – Comprehensive Allergy Test

• NEW Gold standard in allergy testing
• Most comprehensive IgE allergy test currently available
• Lowest cost per allergen test on the market
• 295 allergens in a single test– ALEX2 Allergy Xplorer panel
• Clinically and scientifically validatedAllergist and GP supported
• Highly accurate in assisting with allergy diagnosis

Why take an allergy test?

Do you dread the high pollen season, fear eating out in case you eat something that makes you feel uncomfortable, get anxious about visiting someone because your eyes itch and nose runs when you see their cat or dog? Chances are you have an allergy.

You are not alone however, as more than 1 in 4 of people are affected by allergies at some point in their lives. Whilst allergies are more common in children, increasing numbers of adults are also affected, with some developing more allergies as they get older.

Allergies occur when the body’s immune system responds to something that is normally harmless, such as animal fur, pollens in the air, certain foods, or just house dust, as if they are harmful to the body. The response may be mild in the form of a runny nose, or coughing, and some breathing issues. The skin may become tender and inflamed and itchy.

Symptoms can also be severe and life-threatening, especially after repeated exposure to the substance, called an allergen.

Benefits of our Allergy Test

Detecting 295 allergens in a single test this is the most comprehensive allergy test available. Covering all the major problem allergens across multiple food groups, animals, pollens, mites, moulds, yeasts, and many more, this highly accurate test assists with allergy diagnosis, all from a few drops of blood safely collected at home.

A very unique feature of this test is that it tests for both traditional whole allergens (Eg. an Apple) and molecular allergens, a molecule (or protein) found in the apple skin. Identifying molecular allergens provides a thorough understanding of allergic cross-reactions. Molecular allergens are found in a number of different foods and pollens. If you are allergic to a molecule found in a whole allergen like an apple you are also likely to react to other foods and some pollens containing that same molecule, resulting in similar unpleasant symptoms.

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