Recommended first
Most guidedStart with the Immune Wizard
Best when you are not sure what to order yet. The wizard helps turn a mixed food and symptom story into a clearer next step.
Testing & reports
Start with the Immune Wizard if you are unsure. Allerim helps sort food-triggered, environmental, and mixed inflammation stories into the clearest next testing path without forcing a panel choice too early.
Choose your start
Start with the wizard if you are unsure. Choose an Allermetrix panel if you already know items you'd like to test.
Recommended first
Most guidedBest when you are not sure what to order yet. The wizard helps turn a mixed food and symptom story into a clearer next step.
Primary direct path
Main testing familyBest when you already know items you'd like to test. Focused panels move faster while staying inside the main Allerim path.
Food first for mixed stories
If the main story is bloating, abdominal pain, reflux, headaches, migraines, fatigue, or post-meal crashes, do not force a panel choice first. Use the wizard to sort timing, cofactors, and likely food lanes before checkout.
Environmental still matters
Pollen, dust, mold, pets, and other inhalant exposures can keep inflammation active too. If the story looks clearly seasonal or inhalant-dominant, use the environmental lane. If food and inhalants feel mixed, stay food-first and start with the wizard.
Food, environmental, and mixed patterns
Built to route beyond one narrow symptom story.
Allermetrix-first testing path
Primary testing stays inside the main Allerim workflow.
Provider-reviewed interpretation
Results and next steps stay clinically governed.
Start from your symptoms
Keep the first decision simple. Most people do better when the symptom cluster points them toward the right testing path.
Bloating, reflux, abdominal pain, migraines, fatigue, brain fog, or post-meal crashes usually need pattern review before panel choice.
Night-time flares, delayed GI symptoms, mixed timing, or a red-meat pattern should go through the Alpha-gal path first.
If you already know the food question or panel family, go straight to the Allermetrix chooser and move faster.
If the pattern looks clearly seasonal or inhalant-driven, use the environmental lane. If food and inhalants are mixed, start with the wizard.
What happens next
The goal is not to send people into a maze of separate stores or forms. The goal is to get them into the right lane quickly, then keep the rest of the experience connected.
Start with the wizard for mixed or unclear stories, or go straight to a focused panel when the question is already clear.
Keep the main Allerim path and any secondary testing inside one saved plan instead of starting over in separate lanes.
Results, reaction follow-up, and provider-reviewed guidance stay connected so the next step is clear after testing.
Secondary and add-on testing
Use these only when they complement the main Allerim lane. Labcorp is the current local-draw option. GlycanAge and iAge stay visible here as future additions, but they should not replace the primary food or mixed-pattern route.
Partner lab
Labcorp testing
Available now
Local drawIn-person lab panels collected at a Labcorp patient service center and added to your Allerim checkout summary.
Coming soon
Coming soonBiological age through the lens of immune aging and chronic inflammation, measured from IgG glycan patterns.
Future lane
iAge
Coming soon
Coming soonInflammatory age and immune-health context from a standard blood draw, built to track systemic chronic inflammation.
At checkout
Review one clear summary before checkout, even when Allermetrix and partner testing follow different operational paths behind the scenes.
One shared checkout summary across Allerim and partner testing.
Allermetrix stays separately fulfilled by panel, even in one bundle.
Labcorp is charged at order time. Allermetrix analysis stays clearly separated.