How to Get an Allergy Test

No more waiting. 

Get answers with a specific IgE blood test.


What would it feel like to finally know what’s causing your sniffles, sneezing, itchy eyes or stomach pain? A specific IgE blood test may help you discover your allergic triggers. The test provides accurate and reliable insights that you can trust to help you take control of what may be causing your symptoms.1

Choose the test option that's right for you, today.


Options to purchase a test

Why wait? Purchase your lab test now.


Directly purchase your specific IgE blood test from a lab. No doctor referral is needed and you can make your purchase with or without insurance. Your blood will be drawn in a professional lab setting by a trained phlebotomist.

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Scheduling an appointment

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You have questions about a specific IgE blood test. An appointment with a trusted medical professional can provide the answers. Schedule your appointment today.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Who can order an allergic sensitization test?

Any healthcare provider that orders laboratory testing can order this blood test; it does not require seeing a specialist. You also can request one directly from a lab. This specific IgE blood test can be performed at any age and can help your healthcare professional determine if you are allergic and to what.1,2 You have choices when it comes to how to get tested.

Find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about how to get an allergy test here.

What allergies can I be tested for?

You can be tested for just about anything you encounter that could cause allergy symptoms. A blood test is commonly used to identify sensitizations to pollens, molds, animal dander, foods, dust mites, insect venoms, and some medications. 

Can I get an allergy test without insurance?

Most health insurance plans, including medicare and medicaid, cover sIgE testing. For more specific information, contact your insurance company or take a look at the above provider options for associated costs if you do not currenly have health insurance. 

How much does an allergy test cost?

The cost for an allergy test varies and can also be dependent on the number of allergens, or triggers, tested. It all depends on your health insurance coverage and the lab that runs the test. For more specific information, contact your insurance company or take a look at the above provider options for associated costs.

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  1. Siles RI, Hsieh FH. Allergy Blood Testing: A Practical Guide for Clinicians. Clev Clin J Med. 2011;78(9):585-592.
  2. Matsui E, Abramson S, Sandel M. Indoor Environmental Control Practices and Asthma Management. American Academy of Pediatrics. Volume 138, number 5, November 2016: e2 0162589.