
IgG ALEX Instant Allergens – Grasses, Pollen, House Dust, etc.
This allergy check examines IgE reactions to allergens from areas such as pollen, house dust, food, animals and mould spores.
Sample type: capillary blood using the TAP-Device.
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What is tested?
- IgE reactions to up to 295 allergens
- Grasses, trees, herb pollen, house dust, mites and skin epithelia
- Grains, spices, fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds, milk, egg, fish, meat and seafood
Who is this test suitable for?
- Allergies and hay fever
- Skin problems
- Symptoms after certain foods
How the test works
Choose and order your test online
Receive your test kit by post
Take the sample according to the instructions
Send the sample to the laboratory
Receive your laboratory results digitally
Review your personal recommendations
Retest abnormal values after the recommended period
What's included in the price?
- Test kit
- Illustrated instructions
- Sample material
- Laboratory analysis
- Digital results report
- Personal recommendations
- Return documents
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Recommendations and re-testing
If recommendations or a formulation suggestion are issued based on your results, the following applies:
- Recommendations are put together based on your lab values.
- Depending on the findings, taking it for two to three months may be recommended.
- Unusual or out-of-range values can then be re-tested.
- Dosages are to be understood purely as a recommendation.
- If results are unusual, a medical professional should be consulted.
Frequently asked questions
This test is suitable for anyone who wants to investigate the symptoms or questions mentioned above. The results provide indications and do not replace a medical diagnosis.
You take the sample conveniently at home according to the instructions and then send it to the laboratory.
Most results are available within 5 to 10 working days after the sample arrives at the laboratory.
Yes. Depending on your symptoms, combining several tests can make sense — for example, a comprehensive all-in-one test or additional individual tests.
No. The laboratory values are for guidance only and should be medically assessed if you experience symptoms or receive abnormal results.