Seasonal Allergy Panel
Tree, grass, weed, and outdoor mold triggers behind spring and fall symptoms. 12 IgE markers.
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Indoor Respiratory Allergy Panel
Dust mites, cockroach, cat and dog dander, mouse, and indoor molds. 7 IgE markers.
Respiratory Allergy Panel
The full respiratory picture in one draw, combining pollens, indoor triggers, and molds. 19 IgE markers.
Seasonal Allergy Panel, Comprehensive
The seasonal panel expanded to 28 IgE markers across regional trees, grasses, and weeds.
Indoor Respiratory Allergy Panel, Comprehensive
The indoor panel expanded to 19 IgE markers, adding more dust mites, pets, and molds.
Respiratory Allergy Panel, Comprehensive
Every pollen, indoor, and mold trigger we test, in one draw. 51 IgE markers.
Mold Allergy Panel
10 indoor and outdoor molds including Alternaria, Aspergillus, Cladosporium, and black mold.
Food Allergy Panel (IgE)
The 9 major food allergens, including peanut, milk, egg, wheat, soy, sesame, nuts, fish, and shellfish.
Seafood Allergy Panel
15 fish and shellfish triggers including shrimp, crab, lobster, cod, and squid.
Tree Nut + Seed Allergy Panel
13 nut and seed triggers including almond, cashew, walnut, hazelnut, sesame, and sunflower.
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Tests for common IgE food triggers, including nuts, dairy, egg, wheat, soy, sesame, shellfish, fish, and related food reactions.
Food reactions are not always obvious
Symptoms can show up as:
Bloating, Itching, Congestion, Rash, Nausea, Fatigue
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Tests for common seasonal triggers, including tree, grass, weed, ragweed, pollen, and other outdoor allergens.
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Explore mold exposure
Tests for common mold and fungal triggers, including Alternaria, Aspergillus, Penicillium, Candida, and related indoor or damp-environment allergens.
Mold exposure is not always visible
Hidden exposures can be found in:
Bathroom, Basement, HVAC, Water damage, Humid rooms, Old buildings
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Niche follow-up, near-duplicate, and rare-disease tests — usually only relevant if a clinician pointed you to one.
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Tests for common indoor triggers, including dust mites, cockroach, house dust, dander, and other allergens that can build up at home.
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Niche follow-up, near-duplicate, and rare-disease tests — usually only relevant if a clinician pointed you to one.
Explore pet allergies
Tests for common pet and animal triggers, including cat, dog, dander, and other animal allergens that can affect daily symptoms.
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Niche follow-up, near-duplicate, and rare-disease tests — usually only relevant if a clinician pointed you to one.
Explore heavy metal exposure
Tests for common exposure concerns, including lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, and related environmental metal markers.
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Niche follow-up, near-duplicate, and rare-disease tests — usually only relevant if a clinician pointed you to one.
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Is there a lab draw fee?
Yes, a per-visit draw fee that varies by provider and is shown at checkout. It's charged per visit, not per test, so drawing several tests in one visit keeps it low. We pass it through at cost rather than averaging it.
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Why does the cart push me toward one lab for bloodwork?
If you're ordering five bloodwork tests, drawing all of them at one lab means one order fee instead of five. Scans (DEXA, MRI) and at-home kits are exceptions. They don't share blood draws with the labs, so we don't nudge.
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Membership unlocks member pricing on marketplace panels. It also includes the personalized action plan, longitudinal tracking, and AI health chat. Those live in members.mitohealth.com, not the marketplace. Every result is reviewed by a clinician whether or not you're a member; a live 1:1 clinician consult is an optional add-on.
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