This test is carried out at Amiry & Gilbride Pharmacy in partnership with Randox Health. Pricing will be shared during the booking stage, before your appointment is confirmed. Please note: Scale bar reporting is only provided to individuals aged 18 and over, due to adult-specific reference values.
Blood tests remain one of the most reliable ways to detect hidden health concerns or monitor ongoing conditions.*
Whether you’re exploring symptoms, managing an existing diagnosis, or simply interested in your health status, a blood test offers a simple, affordable, and quick method to take control of your wellbeing.
We carry out all testing in-store for convenience and ease.
WHY CHOOSE THIS TEST?
Still experiencing allergy symptoms but not sure why? The Advanced Allergy Panel digs deeper.
If standard allergy panels haven’t provided clarity, this test expands the scope, screening for additional allergens such as shellfish, nuts, soy, and specific weed pollens. It’s designed to detect up to 90–95% of typical allergic triggers. Ideal for those needing broader insight when common allergens aren’t the cause.
Test details and key information:
- This test measures the following key markers:
Results in: 5 working days
Sample needed: 2 x SST tubes (8.5ml each)
What is IgE?
Immunoglobulin E (IgE) is a specialised antibody produced by your immune system. Though present in small amounts, it’s a key component in allergic reactions and the body’s response to parasites. It’s the least abundant of the five main antibody types (IgG, IgM, IgA, IgD, and IgE) in the blood, but it plays a crucial role in triggering allergic responses. is a bit about what they mean.
- Suited to more complex or unresolved allergy symptoms
- Tests a wider range of environmental and dietary allergens
- Results delivered quickly to inform the next steps
YOUR PERSONALISED RESULTS REPORT
You’ll receive a clear, easy-to-understand report outlining your results, their meaning, and what to do next. Reports are emailed to the address you provide during registration.
Results are usually available within five days.
*Disclaimer: While blood tests are useful tools, they should not replace medical advice. Always speak to a doctor or healthcare professional before making any health decisions or beginning treatment.
