11-in-1 Flour & Meat Allergy Blood Test (Walk-In Clinic) – £179

Flour & Meat Allergy Blood Test Clinic Details

Flour & Meat Allergy Test Clinic Visit. Done on-site by appointment or walk-in.

The 11-in-1 test includes biomarkers for:

• Immunoglobulin E (IgE), which indicates antibody levels.
• Flour rye
• Wheat
• Oat
• Food containing gluten
• Rice grain
• Codfish
• Pork
• Chicken meat
• Beef
• Shrimp or prawn

These conditions result from the body’s rejection of substances derived from gluten, flour, or meat from particular animals. The allergen, regarded as a detrimental material, prompts the immune system to excessively respond by generating antibodies like Immunoglobulin E (IgE).

Intense sneezing, nasal discharge, or dermal and ocular irritation may signify an allergic reaction.

Why should you check it with us?

• Direct laboratory prices and support.
• Easy appointments.
• Fast flour results and prescriptions.
• CE-certified sensitive PCR laboratory equipment for accurate tests.
• WhatsApp support during business hours.

How does the evaluation work?

Visit one of our Meat clinic locations. Present an ID and order your appointment or simply walk-in.

Have your sample (blood) taken by staff to be tested.

Receive your test results through email or by opening your dashboard on our site.

When can I get my results?

For the Meat results we aim for a turnaround time of 1 week. Do note that while we aim to give you results as quickly as possible, the exact result processing time may vary due to various factors such as laboratory assay schedules.

Missed appointments are NOT REFUNDABLE. Similarly, cancellations done within 24 hours of the appointment time are the same way.

Rescheduling and availability may be discussed with customer service.

Disclaimer: We DO NOT draw blood samples from children under 16 years old.

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