In the box: the collection card, a sample tube, an anti-static bag for the strands, and a prepaid envelope with the label already on it.
1,000+ items · Hair sample · 72-hour report
Food Sensitivity, Vitamins & Gut Health Test
An elimination diet tests one suspect a month, and if the suspect is wrong you have learned nothing. This reads more than a thousand of them at once, from ten strands of hair, and tells you which ones your own body struggles with. Physician reviewed. In your inbox within 72 hours.
Over 1,000 items, from one sampleFoods, drinks, vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, metal exposure, household items, yeast and fungi. Read together, in one pass.
Your report within 72 hoursNot a referral, not a waiting list. Post it, and it is in your inbox three to five days later.
Ten strands of hair, and that is the whole procedureNo needle, no blood, no appointment, nothing to fast for. The envelope in the box already has its postage on it.
A physician reviews every reportRead in an ISO certified lab, checked before it is sent, and it arrives with the dietary recommendations that go with it.
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What you actually do
Four steps. The longest one is walking to the postbox.
Ten strands, cut close to the root, from anywhere on your head. No needle, no blood, no appointment, nothing to fast for. The card in the box shows exactly where and how much.
The strands go into the anti-static bag, the bag goes into the envelope, and the envelope already carries its label. You drop it in a postbox. That is the last thing you have to do.
Foods, drinks, vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, metal exposure, household items, yeast and fungi. Over a thousand of them, in one pass, from the same sample.
Every report is reviewed before it is sent. It arrives by email within 72 hours of the lab receiving your sample, colour-coded, with the dietary recommendations that go with it.
One week, start to finish
The envelope goes out
- Ten strands, the bag, the prepaid envelope, the postbox
- You register the kit online in about a minute
- Nothing to change yet — you eat exactly as you did yesterday
- No appointment was booked and no time was taken off
The report lands in your inbox
- Over a thousand items, each with its own reading
- Colour-coded, sorted by category, readable without a glossary
- Tap any item and it explains what is in it and why it flagged
- Dietary recommendations come with it, so you know where to start
The first week without them
- “Feeling so much better, my inflammation is down”
- You cut what your own report flagged, not a generic list
- The foods that were never the problem stay on your plate
- You stop running eliminations that test one thing a month
The questions worth asking first
What it reads, who checks it, how long it takes, and what it is not.
This is for you if…
- ✓You are doing everything right and the bloating has not moved
- ✓You have run an elimination diet and finished it none the wiser
- ✓Low FODMAP, detox teas, a shelf of supplements — all of it, already
- ✓You were offered a colonoscopy or a $1,000 panel and closed the tab
- ✓You look six months pregnant after a meal that was not the problem
- ✓You are cutting out food that may never have been the issue
- ✓Your partner eats the same dinner and is fine
- ✓You want the list before you change anything else
Six categories, one sample
★★★★★
What they said when the report came back
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Over 1,000 items. $39.99.
The route through a clinic reads fewer items, costs more and starts with an appointment. This one starts with scissors.
| This test | Colonoscopy | Clinic panel | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | $39.99 | ~$1,000 | $300+ |
| What you give | Ten strands of hair | A procedure | A blood draw |
| Where it happens | Your kitchen | A hospital | A clinic |
| Appointment needed | No | Referral and a date | Yes |
| Items read | Over 1,000 | Not applicable | A short panel |
| Time to results | 72 hours | Weeks | 1-2 weeks |
| Comes with next steps | Yes | A consultation | Sometimes |
Prices quoted by customers in the United States. This test is not a substitute for either.
Frequently asked questions
Does a hair sample really work?
Hair keeps a record of what has passed through your body over the weeks it grew, which is why the sample has to include the root. The lab reads your sample against more than a thousand reference items and a physician reviews the result before it is sent. It is a wellness reading, not a clinical diagnosis, and it is written that way on every page of the report.
Is this an allergy test?
No. An allergy is an immune reaction that a doctor diagnoses, and it can be serious. This test reads sensitivities and exposure — how your body responds to what you eat and what surrounds you. If you think you have an allergy, that is a conversation with a physician, not a kit.
How long does it take?
The report is emailed within 72 hours of the lab receiving your sample. Most people have it three to five days after posting.
What do I do with the results?
The report is colour-coded and sorted by category, and it comes with dietary and wellness recommendations. You start with what flagged highest, not with a generic list.
Do I need to change my diet before testing?
No. Eat exactly as you normally do. Changing what you eat before the sample is taken is the one thing that makes the reading less useful.
Can two people share one kit?
No — one kit is one sample and one report. Two people eating the same meals get different results, which is the whole point. The 2 and 3 test packs exist for that.
Is it safe if I am pregnant or on medication?
Taking the sample is a haircut, so nothing about it is invasive. But the report is for general wellness and education, and it does not replace medical advice. Talk to your doctor before changing anything about your diet or your treatment.
Talk to your doctor before changing your diet, and before changing anything about a treatment you are on.