Recommended first
Most guidedStart with guided testing intake
Best when you are not sure what to order yet. The guided testing intake helps sort a mixed food and symptom story before you commit to a panel.
Testing
Start with Testing.
Start with guided testing intake if the route is unclear. Allerim helps sort food-triggered, environmental, and mixed symptom stories into the clearest next testing path without forcing a panel choice too early.
01Start with guided testing intake when symptoms are mixed or the route is not obvious yet.
02Go straight to Allermetrix when the food question is already clear.
03After testing, results are reviewed and released with written next steps.
Choose your start
Two clear ways to start.
Start with guided testing intake if you are unsure. Choose an Allermetrix panel if you already know items you'd like to test.
Allerim still follows the same backbone after testing: results, provider review, written guidance, then follow-through only when it changes the next step. Some cases stop after written review.
Primary direct path
Main testing familyChoose an Allermetrix panel
Best when you already know what you want to test. Focused panels move faster while staying inside the main Allerim path.
Start from your symptoms
Pick the lane that sounds most like you.
Keep the first decision simple. Most people do better when the symptom cluster points them toward the right testing path.
GI symptoms, fatigue, headaches
Best first stepBloating, reflux, abdominal pain, migraines, fatigue, brain fog, or post-meal crashes usually need pattern review before panel choice.
Delayed reactions after red meat or tick exposure
Focused routeNight-time flares, delayed GI symptoms, mixed timing, or a red-meat pattern should go through the Alpha-gal path first.
I already know what I want to test
Direct panel pathIf you already know the food question or panel family, go straight to the Allermetrix chooser and move faster.
Congestion, sneezing, itchy eyes, inhalant flares
Secondary laneIf the pattern looks clearly seasonal or inhalant-driven, use the environmental lane. If food and inhalants are mixed, start with guided testing intake.
What happens next
Testing should end in a useful report, not more confusion.
The goal is not to send people into a maze of separate stores or forms. The goal is to choose the right lane quickly, then return a written report and next step that make the findings easier to use.
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Choose the right route
Start with guided testing intake for mixed or unclear stories, or go straight to a focused panel when the question is already clear.
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Get results read in context
Testing is followed by results and provider review, so the written report reflects the symptom story that led you there.
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Receive clear next steps
Some people stop after written review. Others open into follow-through only when the findings actually change the next step.
Testing routes
Keep the path clear before adding complexity.
Allerim works best when the first step is concrete: home collection, local-draw routing when appropriate, or a visit when the question needs clinical context before testing.
Allerim path
At-home collection
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Home testingAt-home collection
Start with Allermetrix panels when home collection and clinician-guided written review are the clearest next step.
Allerim path
Local-draw options
When local draw fits
Guided choiceLocal-draw options
Use the guided testing path first when a local draw may fit better than home collection, so the route stays clinically coherent.
Allerim path
Clinician guidance
When testing is not enough
Visit optionClinician guidance
Schedule a visit when symptoms, existing results, safety questions, or immune-pattern concerns need live clinical context first.
Before checkout
Review one clear summary before you commit.
Review one clear summary before checkout, even when home collection, local-draw routing, or a visit-first path would follow different operational steps behind the scenes. This keeps the route understandable, not a product catalog.
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You review one clear summary before checkout, even if fulfillment differs behind the scenes.
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Allermetrix results still stay inside the main Allerim testing and report path.
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Local draw or visit-first routes stay secondary to the main Allerim decision path.