54 of the most common allergens
AllergoCheck | Food Intolerance and Allergy Test
Runny nose in spring, sneezing while vacuuming, itchy eyes around cats? AllergoCheck measures IgE antibodies against 54 of the most common allergens—including pollen, house dust, and animal dander.
ISO-certified laboratory analysis
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The allergy test includes:
- At-home capillary test kit including instructions
- Certified laboratory analysis of your blood sample
- Analysis of 54 of the most common allergens
- Results viewable in the online portal
- Free online customer support
These values will be analyzed for you
- Pollen
- House dust and dust mites
- Animal hair
- Food
AllergoCheck is right for you if:
Runny nose or itchy eyes in spring
– Pollen are the most common trigger of seasonal symptoms.
Sneezing while vacuuming or making the bed
– Many people react to house dust mites year-round.
Symptoms in homes with a cat or dog
– Animal hair allergens linger in textiles for a long time.
A recurring reaction to a food
– With true allergies, the reaction is mediated by IgE.
Respiratory symptoms without a clear trigger
– A test result helps narrow down what is and is not possible.
A long wait for an appointment with an allergist
– A blood sample provides an initial result without a skin test.
AllergoCheck Product Description
The AllergoCheck from mybody®x is a blood test for home use that measures IgE antibodies against up to 54 of the most common allergens. These include pollen, house dust, animal dander, and foods. IgE is the antibody involved in a genuine allergy, making this recognized diagnostic testing rather than a screening method.
An allergy is not a matter of guesswork—it can be measured. The food and allergy test helps narrow down potential triggers without making you wait for an appointment with an allergist. All that is needed for the sample is a finger prick, and it is analyzed in a specialist laboratory in Germany.
An elevated IgE level indicates sensitization, but not necessarily symptoms. Some people have measurable antibodies and never react. Whether this develops into an allergy depends on the symptoms, and that is something for a doctor to assess. NutriCheck, on the other hand, measures IgG and is something different. Do not confuse the two.
AllergoCheck | Food Intolerance and Allergy Test
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Be aware of allergies
Your detailed evaluation
Food allergies
9 Reports
- Legumes
- Vegetables
- Fruit
- Grains
- Nuts
- Animal products
- Spices
- Milk
- Egg
Animal and insect venom allergies
4 Reports
- Pets
- Livestock
- Insects & Poisons
- Cockroaches
Respiratory allergies
5 reports
- Grass pollen
- Tree pollen
- Weed pollen
- House dust & storage mites
- Fungal spores & yeast
Other allergies
- Latex
- Pigeon tick
- Weeping fig
- and much more.
What to expect:
When the body reacts to something harmless
Runny nose in spring, sneezing while vacuuming, itchy eyes around cats—or a reaction to a food that keeps coming back. An allergy is not a matter of guesswork. It can be measured, and the AllergoCheck measures it.
✔️ 54 of the most common allergens—pollen, house dust, animal dander, and foods in a single test.
✔️ IgE is measured—the antibody involved in a true allergy. This is recognized diagnostic testing, not a screening method.
✔️ One blood sample instead of multiple appointments—you do not need a skin test or a waiting period with an allergist to obtain an initial result.
What the food and allergy test cannot do: An elevated IgE level indicates sensitization, not necessarily symptoms. Some people have measurable antibodies and never react. Whether the level indicates an allergy is determined by the symptoms—and that belongs in the hands of a doctor.
NutriCheck measures IgG and is something different: not an allergy test, but a starting point for a food diary. Along with the AllergoCheck results, you receive an explanation to help you prepare for a conversation with your doctor.
Your benefits at a glance
Personalized health solutions
Prevention as the top priority
State-of-the-art capillary blood analysis
How easy the food and allergy test is to use
All you need is your mybody® at-home test kit. After your blood sample has been analyzed, you will receive your detailed laboratory report—explained clearly and simply.
1. Remove the probe
After receiving your test kit, collect blood from your finger according to the instructions.
2. Activate test kit
Activate your test on the mybody® platform to track the status of your sample and results later. Then send us your sample.
3. Receive results
Once your sample has arrived at our partner laboratory, you will conveniently receive your results via the mybody® platform within 3–5 business days.
Understand what your immune system reacts to
Runny nose in spring, sneezing while vacuuming, itchy eyes around cats. AllergoCheck measures IgE antibodies against up to 54 of the most common allergens from a blood sample.
It tests for food, pollen, household dust, and animal dander. Unlike an IgG test, AllergoCheck detects true allergies and is a recognized diagnostic test—no more:
🤔 Guessing what the trigger is
🌸 Simply enduring springtime
🐈 Avoiding things without knowing whether they are the cause
Test for allergies – Your benefits
- Simple and convenient: The sample is collected easily from the comfort of your own home.
- Professional analysis: Your sample is analyzed in a specialized medical laboratory. ISO-certified & GDPR-compliant.
- Precise antibody measurement: We measure specific IgE antibodies, which are often associated with allergies and intolerances.
- Fast results: You will receive your test result within 4 to 8 business days after your sample arrives.
Actionable recommendations: Based on the results, you will receive specific advice on how to improve your diet and avoid allergies in everyday life - safely and always at your fingertips on the mybody® platform
Medicine and science meet ISO-certified laboratory processes
Our tests are developed in close collaboration with experts from various fields, including nutrition and sports science as well as laboratory technology. With many years of experience in the industry and our ISO-certified processes, we ensure the highest quality and reliability.
Thanks to this comprehensive expertise, we offer you products that are not only based on the latest scientific findings, but also meet strict quality standards.
Highest quality standard
ISO 27001-certified analyses
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Questions? We have the answers!
What is an IgE antibody blood test?
The ALLERGY CHECK test analyzes whether elevated IgE levels are present in the blood, which indicates an overreaction of the immune system.
High IgE levels may indicate an allergy to certain substances, such as pollen, animal dander, dust mites, or certain foods.
By identifying these allergens, people affected can better understand which substances trigger their symptoms and take appropriate measures to improve their quality of life.
What are IgE antibodies?
IgE antibodies are a type of antibody produced by the immune system when it reacts to allergens.
In an allergy, IgE antibodies bind to allergens and trigger the release of histamine and other chemicals that cause typical allergy symptoms.
What is the difference between a food intolerance and a food allergy, and how can these differences affect my symptoms?
There is an important difference between food intolerances and food allergies that can affect symptoms and test results.
Food intolerances are often based on delayed immunological reactions (IgG-mediated) and manifest as nonspecific symptoms such as digestive problems, headaches, or fatigue. These symptoms often occur hours or days after consuming a particular food.
In contrast, food allergies are generally characterized by immediate reactions that often occur right after consuming an allergenic food. These allergic reactions are usually mediated by IgE antibodies and can lead to symptoms such as swelling of the mucous membranes, skin rashes, or breathing difficulties.
What causes allergies?
Allergies are triggered by an overreaction of the immune system to certain substances, known as allergens.
When your body comes into contact with these substances, it overreacts and can cause symptoms such as:
- Itching
- Swelling
- Breathing difficulties
- Stomach problems
Common allergens include pollen, dust mites, animal dander, and certain foods.
How long does it take to analyze my blood sample?
Once your saliva sample arrives at the laboratory, it generally takes approximately 20–25 business days for the complete analysis (including the testing process and validation of the results) to become available as a PDF in your user account. If you have reordered your analysis in the form of a booklet, you should allow an additional 2–3 weeks for printing and shipping.
AllergoCheck | Food Intolerance and Allergy Test
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The allergy test includes
- At-home capillary test kit including instructions
- Certified laboratory analysis of your blood sample
- Analysis of 54 of the most common allergens
- Results viewable in the online portal
- Free online customer support
These values will be analyzed for you
- Pollen
- House dust and dust mites
- Animal hair
- Food
How long should you avoid cetirizine before an allergy test?
If you have an allergy test planned, you should make sure to avoid taking antihistamines such as cetirizine beforehand. The reason: Cetirizine blocks histamine receptors in the body and can therefore suppress reactions during the test. This may mean that potential allergies are not detected and the results are distorted.
As a general rule, you should not take cetirizine for at least 48 hours, or preferably 72 hours, before an allergy test. For some preparations with a longer duration of action, up to 5–7 days may even be necessary. That is why it is important to follow the specific recommendation of your doctor or allergist, as it may vary depending on the medication and dosage.
If you have severe symptoms and are unsure how long you can go without your medication, you should discuss this with your doctor before the test. This is the only way to ensure that the allergy test can be carried out reliably and that you receive meaningful results.
👉 Tip: In addition to a traditional allergy test at the doctor’s office, you can also get initial indications of possible intolerances and allergies with an at-home allergy test – quickly, discreetly, and easily.
“Recognize & Understand Allergies – Your Path to Greater Well-Being”
Find out whether you have an allergy. Do you suffer from symptoms such as sneezing, itching, or skin rashes? An allergy test can provide clarity. A blood test detects specific IgE antibodies against various allergens, which may indicate an allergy. With our at-home allergy IgE blood test, you can conveniently and safely test whether you are allergic to certain substances.
Test yourself for food allergies. Intolerances to certain foods can significantly affect your everyday life. A food allergy test can help you find out which foods you should avoid. Our at-home IgE allergy blood test analyzes your blood for specific IgE antibodies against common food allergens, allowing you to tailor your diet accordingly.
Recognize histamine intolerance. Do you experience symptoms such as headaches or skin flushing after eating certain foods? Histamine intolerance could be the cause. With our at-home allergy IgE blood test, you can determine whether your body is overreacting to histamine and take appropriate measures.
Allergy tests: Costs and procedure. The cost of an allergy test varies depending on the testing method and provider. As a rule, statutory and private health insurance companies cover the costs when there is a specific suspicion. With our at-home allergy IgE blood test, you receive a reliable test result without having to visit a doctor.
Take an allergy test from the comfort of your own home. Are you wondering, "Where can you get an allergy test?" With our at-home allergy IgE blood test, you can easily perform the test yourself. You take a small blood sample and send it to our laboratory. Within a few days, you will receive your result—without waiting at the doctor's office.
Find an allergist near you. If you need further advice or would like to undergo a comprehensive allergy test, it is advisable to see an allergist. You can use specialized doctor search tools to specifically look for allergists near you. Professional advice can help you better understand and effectively treat your allergies.