A panel is the set of items included in a test. Explore 215 items covering food and environmental sources, selected components and drug-related measurements.
Food
Including milk, egg, wheat, peanut, and shellfish.
Environment
Including pets, dust mites, pollens, and molds.
213 allergen-specific entries, plus total IgE and CCD. Related and repeated measurements are kept separate; this is not a count of unique allergens.
One synthetic result, explained. IgE is an antibody involved in allergic responses.
Illustrative report — not actual patient results.
Claror Allergy Test
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Select a finding for its explanation.
IgE class: A class describes the measured IgE signal, not how severe a reaction may be.
A higher IgE class does not predict reaction severity or anaphylaxis risk.
1 illustrative findingResult IgE is an antibody involved in allergic responses. A class describes the measured IgE signal, not how severe a reaction may be.
What this may mean
This illustrative result shows a Class 2 IgE signal to this dust mite. It may indicate sensitization (your immune system recognizes the item); symptoms and exposure history help determine whether it is clinically relevant.
A question to bring to your clinicianCould this result relate to my symptoms and exposures?
Explore a test, review the applicable clinical and collection requirements, and discuss findings with a healthcare professional. Availability and practical arrangements will be confirmed before ordering.
Clear test information, explorable menus, and illustrative reports to support a conversation with a healthcare professional. The What we test page explains the IgE allergy test and the specific IgG4 test, with their different measurements and interpretation limits.
Start with your symptoms and questions. The allergy test page explains what is measured and the limits of its findings; the shared process page explains the service steps and what needs confirmation. A healthcare professional can help you decide whether testing is appropriate.
Both the Allergy Blood Test and Specific IgG4 are available for purchase. Choose a test to review its current price, scope and eligibility before payment. Clinical authorization and collection remain separate steps. A checkout labeled Sandbox is for test payments only.
No. The examples are synthetic and contain no patient data. A laboratory finding is not a standalone diagnosis; it needs to be considered with symptoms, medical history, and clinical assessment.
