Allergy & Intolerance Insight Panel (Food & Inhalants)

70 Biomarkers | Venous Blood Test | Results estimated in 4 working days

Unexplained fatigue, bloating, rashes, or brain fog may be triggered by food intolerances or hidden allergens.

This test combines IgE (allergy) and IgG (intolerance) markers to assess immediate and delayed immune reactions — helping uncover underlying causes of persistent symptoms. It provides a comprehensive reactivity profile covering over 70 food and environmental triggers.

Why choose this test?

• Combines IgE and IgG analysis in one convenient panel

• Investigates allergies and intolerances contributing to fatigue, IBS, or skin flare-ups

• Suitable for hay fever, eczema, bloating, migraines, or unexplained symptoms

• Includes doctor-reviewed results with clear interpretation

• Available via clinic appointment or home nurse visit

What’s measured

Allergy Markers (IgE)
• Total IgE
• Inhalant IgE Mixes – Grass, Weed, Dust, Mould, Tree
• Individual Allergen IgEs – Cow’s Milk, Egg White, Egg Yolk, Peanut, Wheat, Soya, Cod, Clam, Crab, Shrimp, Hazelnut, Beef, Latex, Cat, Dog, Horse Dander, Bermuda Grass, Silver Birch, Nettle

Food Intolerance Markers (IgG)
• IgG reactivity to common foods – gluten, dairy, grains, nuts, eggs and more
• Useful for identifying delayed immune responses linked to food sensitivity

What’s included

Blood sample collection by a nurse in clinic or at home

Laboratory analysis by UKAS-accredited partners

Full medical review by a GMC-registered doctor

Results estimated, delivered securely within 4 working days

Appointment options

Clinic Appointment
8 Carmondean Centre Rd, Livingston, EH54 8PT
(Inside Prime8 Gym – by appointment only)

Home Nurse Visit (+£59)
Available across Edinburgh and West Lothian

How to prepare

Take your sample between 7:00 AM and 10:00 AM

No fasting required

Avoid alcohol and intense exercise for 24 hours prior

Avoid antihistamines for 72 hours if safe to do so

Stay well hydrated

Let us know about any medications, especially immunosuppressants or allergy treatments