Food Intolerance &

Allergy Test

Take control of your health with a convenient at-home Food Intolerance & Allergy Test from PMC. This comprehensive postal test helps identify potential reactions to over 200 foods and drinks using a simple finger-prick blood sample — all without visiting a clinic.

£124.99

Everything included in one simple postal kit:

Why Choose PMC?

Fast access to experienced clinicians for patients dealing with ongoing allergic-type or histamine-related symptoms.

Clinically Guided Testing

Our testing service is overseen by NHS-trained clinicians and healthcare professionals.

Convenient Postal Service

Everything is handled from home with no appointments or clinic visits required.

Fast Turnaround

Results are typically available within 7 days of the laboratory receiving your sample.

Suitable for Families

Testing available for adults and children aged 2 years and above.

Confidential & Secure

Your results are delivered privately via secure email.

What’s Included?

How the Test Works

No clinic visits, no GP referral, no waiting rooms. Everything you need arrives through your letterbox.

Order Online

Place your order securely online and your test kit will be delivered directly to your home within 2–3 working days.

Collect Your Sample

Use the included finger-prick kit to collect a small blood sample in just a few minutes.

Return via Freepost

Seal your sample using the secure return packaging and send it back using the prepaid freepost label.

Receive Your Results

Your detailed colour-coded results will be emailed to you within 7 days after the laboratory receives your sample.

Common Symptoms of Food Intolerance

Food intolerance symptoms are often delayed and can appear hours or even days after eating certain foods, making them difficult to identify without testing.

• Bloating

• Wind

• Stomach discomfort

• IBS-type symptoms

• Constipation or loose stools

• Persistent tiredness

• Poor concentration

• Mental fatigue

• Sluggish thinking

• Acne

• Eczema

• Unexplained rashes

• Skin flare-ups

• Muscle stiffness

• Joint aches

• Inflammation-related discomfort

Recurring headaches or migraines that may be linked to dietary triggers.

• Low mood

• Anxiety

• Energy crashes after meals

200+ foods & drinks — all in one test

This advanced intolerance panel checks reactions across multiple food categories including:

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Food / Ingredient

Common Intolerance Symptoms

01

Wheat

A commonly Used grain that may contribute to bloating, fatigue, brain fog, and joint discomfort in sensitive individuals.

02

Gluten (Gliadin)

A grain protein linked to digestive upset, skin irritation, tiredness, and gut-related symptoms.

03

Barley

May trigger bloating, digestive discomfort, and ongoing fatigue in some individuals.

04

Rye

A gluten-containing grain often associated with bloating, stomach cramps, and digestive sensitivity.

05

Oats

Can contribute to bloating, loose stools, and digestive discomfort in certain people.

06

Corn / Maize

May be linked to skin flare-ups, bloating, and fatigue-related symptoms.

07

Rice

Generally well tolerated, though some individuals may still experience mild digestive discomfort.

08

Spelt

An ancient wheat grain that may cause bloating and fatigue similar to traditional wheat products.

09

Kamut

A heritage grain that can contribute to bloating, gut discomfort, and digestive irritation.

10

Buckwheat

Despite being gluten-free, some people may experience digestive upset or skin reactions.

11

Millet

May occasionally contribute to mild digestive symptoms or food sensitivity reactions.

12

Quinoa

A pseudo-grain that can sometimes trigger bloating or digestive discomfort in sensitive individuals.

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Food / Ingredient

Common Intolerance Symptoms

01

Cow’s Milk

A commonly Used grain that may contribute to bloating, fatigue, brain fog, and joint discomfort in sensitive individuals.

02

Goat’s Milk

A grain protein linked to digestive upset, skin irritation, tiredness, and gut-related symptoms.

03

Sheep’s Milk

May trigger bloating, digestive discomfort, and ongoing fatigue in some individuals.

04

Cheese

A gluten-containing grain often associated with bloating, stomach cramps, and digestive sensitivity.

05

Cottage Cheese

Can contribute to bloating, loose stools, and digestive discomfort in certain people.

06

Yogurt

May be linked to skin flare-ups, bloating, and fatigue-related symptoms.

07

Butter

Generally well tolerated, though some individuals may still experience mild digestive discomfort.

08

Cream

An ancient wheat grain that may cause bloating and fatigue similar to traditional wheat products.

09

Egg White

A heritage grain that can contribute to bloating, gut discomfort, and digestive irritation.

10

Egg Yolk

May contribute to bloating, nausea, or delayed food intolerance reactions.

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Food / Ingredient

Common Intolerance Symptoms

01

Chicken

A widely consumed protein that may occasionally trigger digestive or inflammatory symptoms.

02

Turkey

Can contribute to bloating, fatigue, or food sensitivity reactions in some individuals.

03

Beef

May be linked to digestive heaviness, bloating, and inflammatory discomfort.

04

Lamb

Can sometimes contribute to digestive irritation or sluggishness after meals.

05

Pork

A potential trigger for bloating, gut discomfort, or inflammatory symptoms.

06

Salmon

Healthy oily fish that may still trigger intolerance-related digestive or skin symptoms.

07

Tuna

May contribute to headaches, fatigue, or digestive discomfort in sensitive individuals.

08

Cod

Can occasionally trigger gut-related symptoms or mild inflammatory reactions.

09

Haddock

Some individuals may experience bloating or digestive sensitivity after consumption.

10

Prawns

Shellfish intolerance may contribute to bloating, skin irritation, or stomach upset.

11

Crab

Can trigger digestive discomfort or inflammatory symptoms in seafood-sensitive individuals.

12

Lobster

May contribute to bloating, nausea, or intolerance-related reactions.

13

Mussels

Potential seafood trigger linked to digestive discomfort or inflammatory symptoms.

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Food / Ingredient

Common Intolerance Symptoms

01

Apple

May contribute to bloating, gas, or digestive discomfort due to natural fruit sugars.

02

Banana

Can occasionally trigger bloating or sluggish digestion in sensitive individuals.

03

Banana

Citrus fruits may contribute to acid irritation, skin flare-ups, or digestive symptoms.

04

Lemon

May trigger reflux-like symptoms or digestive sensitivity in some people.

05

Grapes

Can contribute to bloating or mild digestive discomfort due to natural sugars.

06

Pineapple

Contains enzymes that may irritate sensitive digestive systems in some individuals.

07

Strawberry

May be associated with skin irritation, digestive discomfort, or inflammatory reactions.

08

Pear

Can trigger bloating or digestive upset in people sensitive to certain fruit sugars.

09

Peach

May contribute to digestive irritation or bloating after consumption.

10

Kiwi

Can occasionally cause digestive discomfort or sensitivity-related reactions.

11

Mango

May contribute to bloating, stomach irritation, or delayed intolerance symptoms.

12

Tomato

A common trigger linked to acid reflux, skin flare-ups, and digestive discomfort.

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Food / Ingredient

Common Intolerance Symptoms

01

Peanut

A common food trigger that may contribute to digestive symptoms and inflammation.

02

Almond

May cause bloating, stomach discomfort, or delayed intolerance symptoms.

03

Cashew

Can contribute to digestive irritation or inflammatory reactions.

04

Walnut

Potential trigger for bloating, gut discomfort, or skin-related symptoms.

05

Hazelnut

May contribute to digestive upset or intolerance-related symptoms.

06

Pistachio

Can occasionally trigger bloating or stomach discomfort.

07

Sesame Seeds

May contribute to digestive irritation or inflammatory symptoms.

08

Chickpeas

Commonly linked to bloating and gas due to fibre and fermentable carbohydrates.

09

Lentils

May contribute to bloating, cramps, or digestive sluggishness.

10

Kidney Beans

Can trigger digestive discomfort and excessive gas in sensitive individuals.

11

Soybean

Often associated with bloating, hormonal sensitivity, or digestive irritation.

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Food / Ingredient

Common Intolerance Symptoms

01

Coffee

May contribute to acid reflux, digestive irritation, anxiety, or energy crashes.

02

Tea

Certain teas may trigger digestive discomfort or sensitivity reactions.

03

Cocoa / Chocolate

Can contribute to headaches, skin flare-ups, or digestive symptoms.

04

Green Tea

May occasionally trigger stomach irritation or sensitivity-related symptoms.

05

Cola

Sugary and caffeinated drinks may contribute to bloating and digestive discomfort.

06

Herbal Tea

Some herbal blends may still trigger intolerance reactions in sensitive individuals.

07

Cane Sugar

High sugar intake may contribute to inflammation, fatigue, and digestive symptoms.

08

Honey

Can occasionally trigger bloating or digestive discomfort due to natural sugars.

09

Yeast

Often associated with bloating, digestive irritation, and gut imbalance symptoms.

10

Vinegar

May contribute to acid reflux, digestive irritation, or stomach sensitivity.

11

Food Colourings

Artificial additives that may be linked to headaches, skin irritation, or hyperactivity.

12

Preservatives

Can contribute to inflammation, digestive upset, or sensitivity-related reactions.

What’s Included in the Kit

Your PMC postal testing kit includes everything required to collect, protect, and return your sample safely from the comfort of your home.

Finger-Prick Lancets

Sterile single-use lancets designed for quick, safe, and simple blood sample collection.

Blood Collection Tube

Secure sample tube used to safely store your blood specimen for laboratory testing.

Step-by-Step Instruction Guide

Easy-to-follow instructions to help you complete your sample collection accurately at home.

Cleansing Wipe

Antibacterial wipe included to ensure a clean and hygienic sample collection process.

Adhesive Plasters

Protective plasters provided for comfort after completing the finger-prick test.

Leak-Proof Sample Pouch

Secure protective pouch designed to safely transport your sample to the laboratory.

Prepaid Freepost Return Envelope

Convenient prepaid packaging allowing you to return your sample quickly and easily.

Secure Laboratory Packaging

Professionally prepared medical-grade packaging to help protect your sample during transit.

Understanding the Results

Your report will show how your immune system reacts to different foods using a clear traffic-light format:

Your report will show how your immune system reacts to different foods using a clear traffic-light format:

Results may help guide elimination diets and nutritional adjustments with advice from a GP, dietitian, or nutritional professional.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Food Intolerance & Allergy Test

What’s the difference between a food intolerance and a food allergy?

Food allergies usually cause immediate immune reactions, while food intolerances tend to produce delayed symptoms that can occur hours or days later.

Results are usually emailed within 7 days after the laboratory receives your sample.

Most people experience only minimal discomfort during sample collection.

Yes, the test is suitable for ages 2+.

Currently, the service is available within the UK only.

Many people follow an elimination diet based on their results and discuss findings with a healthcare professional for personalised advice.

Not necessarily. Some individuals can successfully reintroduce foods later after avoiding them temporarily.

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