From exploring a test to understanding your results, a thoughtful path to more informed conversations about your health.
For adults aged 18 or older in supported U.S. service areas. Clinical eligibility, medical authorization and collection availability are reviewed separately from payment.
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Start with the question you want to discuss. Explore a test’s purpose, measurements, limitations, and price so you can consider whether the information may be useful.
Clinical suitability depends on your situation. A healthcare professional can help you choose appropriate testing.
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Follow the applicable clinical ordering, eligibility, and authorization process. You’ll then receive the collection instructions relevant to your chosen test.
Sample types, collection options, locations, timing, and any additional fees depend on the test and will be confirmed before ordering.
The specimen enters the laboratory workflow under the requirements for the selected test.
The laboratory applies appropriate specimen and quality checks.
The relevant laboratory method evaluates the measurements specified in the test menu.
Applicable technical and clinical review takes place before release, under the final service arrangements.
Illustrative workflow. Specimen requirements, laboratory arrangements, quality checks, and applicable technical or clinical review depend on the specific test.
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Receive laboratory findings with the context needed to understand their intended use and limitations. Bring relevant results and questions to your healthcare professional.
Results should be considered alongside medical history and appropriate clinical assessment. They do not replace professional diagnosis or treatment.
Different tests produce different types of findings. A useful report helps you connect the measurement, its meaning, and its limitations.
Your results, explained.
Identify the test, its targets, and the kind of information it provides.
Read the interpretation and any limits specific to that measurement.
Bring your results, history, and questions to a healthcare professional.
Consider findings alongside your symptoms and medical history. Public examples are illustrative; they contain no patient information. Discuss results with a healthcare professional before making treatment or dietary changes.
Once a report is reviewed and released to your account, you can explore its measurements and keep a copy. The original laboratory PDF, when supplied, stays separate from Claror’s report presentation. Open your released reports
Check the test, collection date and report version before sharing a copy with your clinician. If a report is amended, use its current released version. A report does not by itself establish a diagnosis or tell you which foods to avoid.
A few things to know about the shared journey. For test-specific questions, read the allergy test FAQs or Specific IgG4 FAQs.
Start with the purpose of the test and the question it is designed to help address. Review what is measured, what the findings can and cannot establish, and any eligibility requirements. A qualified healthcare professional can help determine what is appropriate for you.
Explore our testsWhat we test presents each test’s scope, availability and base price. Additional collection, clinician, shipping, or consultation charges will be disclosed before purchase. IgE and IgG4 use the same service process, with different measurements and prices.
Find the product-specific detailsThe service is for adults aged 18 or older in configured U.S. service areas, subject to clinical assessment and product-specific requirements. The illustrative family photographs do not indicate that testing for children is available.
No. Specimen requirements depend on the test. The relevant product page and collection instructions will explain the required sample and available collection arrangements when confirmed.
The planned workflow includes eligibility review by a licensed medical professional and appropriate authorization or an order where required. Requirements can vary by test and location. Approval is not automatic, and arrangements will be explained before ordering.
Collection options and service areas depend on the test and the confirmed collection arrangements. Specific locations, preparation instructions, and applicable fees will be disclosed before you order.
Turnaround depends on the test, sample transport, laboratory analysis, and any required review. The expected collection-to-delivery timeframe will be communicated before ordering when those arrangements are confirmed.
Read the findings alongside the test’s explanations and limitations. Consider your medical history and symptoms, and discuss relevant results with a healthcare professional. Laboratory findings alone should not drive treatment or dietary changes.
No. Public examples are illustrative and contain no actual patient information. Your account displays only laboratory reports that have been reviewed, released and authorized for you. A payment confirmation does not create laboratory results.
No. Claror is being designed to make laboratory information more understandable and support informed clinical conversations. It does not replace diagnosis, treatment, or specialist care, and it is not for emergencies.
Purpose, measurements, price, specimen requirements, and interpretation differ by product. Explore them together before deciding on a next step.
For informed conversations, not a substitute for professional medical assessment.
