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Lab testing

Food Allergy Test

$350.00 lab test cost only

Practitioner-vetted Blood draw Optional interpretation

Educational and clinical decision-support only. This test does not diagnose or treat any condition. Assessment and interpretation are purchased separately.

How ordering works

Coordinated blood draw. Results are uploaded to your patient portal when available. If you want help interpreting patterns, book a new patient session or care plan.

What this price includes

This price covers the lab test only. Assessment, interpretation, care planning, supplements, and follow-up visits are purchased separately unless explicitly included.

Clinical note

Availability, requisition requirements, collection instructions, and state restrictions are confirmed before fulfillment. Results should be reviewed with a qualified practitioner.

Relevance

This may be worth exploring if...

These are common reasons patients choose specialty lab testing with Nuvitru.

Ongoing symptoms Unclear standard labs Fatigue or low resilience Digestive questions Hormone concerns Inflammation patterns Root-cause curiosity Ready for next steps

Test snapshot

What you are actually ordering

Common foods screened for allergy-type immune signals.

Marker depth 80+

IgE food allergy markers

Sample collection Blood draw

Coordinated blood draw

Estimated timing 2-3 weeks

Usually 2-3 weeks after the lab receives your sample

Best used for Pattern review

IgE-mediated food allergy signals that should be reviewed in clinical context

Questions this test can help frame

Are allergy-type immune reactions showing up?

Should symptoms be handled as allergy versus sensitivity?

Would gut or sensitivity testing add a fuller picture?

Testing philosophy

Why specialty testing is different

Normal is not the same as optimal, and a test is not the same as interpretation.

Standard labs often answer Specialty testing can help ask Is anything clearly out of range? Are there early patterns worth investigating? Do you meet a diagnostic threshold? What could explain symptoms before a diagnosis exists? Is one marker abnormal? How do multiple systems connect?

Next-step context

The report is only the beginning

Food Allergy Test by Infinite Allergy Labs — 88 Foods (IgE + IgG4) Most people are familiar with IgE — the antibody behind immediate allergic reactions like hives, swelling, or anaphylaxis. IgG4 adds a complementary layer, reflecting ongoing or repeated immune exposure to a food that the body has tagged as a problem, often without obvious immediate symptoms. Together, IgE and IgG4 testing across 88 common foods provides a clear picture of both classic food allergies and chronic immune exposure patterns that may be contributing to inflammation, skin issues, digestive symptoms, or systemic reactivity. Once you have your results, you can add on a new patient session with a Nuvitru provider to build a dietary protocol based on your findings. Mobile phlebotomy required (fee not included) | 88 foods tested | IgE + IgG4 markers Testing does not replace diagnosis or treatment from your physician. Availability, requisition requirements, and state restrictions should be confirmed before fulfillment.

01 Choose the right test

Match your symptoms and goals to the panel that fits the question.

02 Order the lab

Pricing reflects the lab test only. Assessment and interpretation are purchased separately.

03 Get results in your portal

When results return, they are uploaded to your portal and the team lets you know.

04 Schedule interpretation

Use a new patient session or care plan to connect the dots and decide next steps.

Lab Testing Illustrative report preview

From guessing to a more informed next step: see the patterns worth reviewing.

Your report is personal to you. Interpretation is available through a new patient session or care plan.

Fit

Is this the right test for you?

A good fit if...

You want data before choosing a protocol

You are ready to review results in context

You value patterns over single pass/fail ranges

You want a clearer next step

Maybe not the right fit if...

You need emergency or urgent care

You want a diagnosis without clinician evaluation

You want the lab alone to create your plan

A different test may be a better first step

Included

What is included

Lab order or collection kit workflow Collection instructions Results uploaded to your patient portal Text notification when results are available Optional follow-up visit purchased separately

FAQ

Questions patients ask before ordering

Is this a diagnostic test?

No. It is an educational and clinical decision-support tool and does not diagnose or treat any condition.

How long do results take?

Most results return about 2-3 weeks after the lab receives your sample. Timing can vary.

Can I order this without becoming a patient?

Yes, but the care plan or new patient session is where the results become a plan.

What happens after results come back?

Results are uploaded into your patient portal and you can schedule interpretation if you want help connecting the dots.

Complementary testing

Tests worth comparing with Food Allergy Test

These panels often answer adjacent questions. They are not required, but they can help you compare the next best lab before ordering.

Oxford Biomedical Food Sensitivity

Useful when food reactions may be part of the gut, immune, or inflammation picture.

$550.00

Vibrant America Gut Zoomer

Useful when symptoms may connect to microbiome, digestion, inflammation, or gut lining patterns.

$699.00

Vibrant America Comprehensive Blood Panel

Useful as a broad annual baseline before or alongside specialty testing.

$360.00

Next step

Start with data, leave with a plan.

Want help choosing or interpreting the right lab? Book a new patient session and Nuvitru will help you choose the test, plan, or care path that fits.

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Lab testing is used for educational and clinical decision-support purposes and does not replace medical diagnosis, treatment, or advice from your physician. Listed prices are lab test costs only and do not include a clinical assessment, interpretation visit, care plan, or treatment. Availability, requisition requirements, collection instructions, and state restrictions are confirmed before fulfillment. Results should be reviewed with a qualified practitioner in the context of your symptoms, history, and goals.