200+ Foods Tested
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“The results were so easy to understand and finally gave me some clarity around what I was eating.”
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If you regularly experience bloating or digestive discomfort, figuring out which foods might be worth investigating can feel like endless guesswork.
The Kind Food Labs Food Intolerance Test provides a simple way to explore your individual food responses from home.
Using a small finger-prick blood sample, your test is analysed by a UK laboratory to measure IgG responses across 200+ foods and ingredients.
Your personalised results give you a clear breakdown of your food responses, helping you make more informed decisions about what to investigate next.
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A few of the most common questions about your Kind Food Labs test.
The test analyses your sample for food-specific IgG responses across more than 200 food and drink ingredients.
Your test is designed to be completed from home. Follow the collection instructions included with your kit and return your sample using the supplied packaging.
The Premium Food Intolerance Test covers more than 200 food and drink ingredients, including a number of grouped food mixes.
No. This is a food intolerance test and is not designed to diagnose IgE-mediated food allergy.
Your sample is sent for laboratory analysis in the UK.
Your personalised results are provided online in a clear format designed to help you understand your food responses.
Your report shows the measured responses to the foods and ingredients included in your test, helping you identify patterns in your results.
Your results are accompanied by information designed to help you understand what they mean and consider appropriate next steps.
No. The test is not diagnostic of coeliac disease and does not identify every type of food sensitivity, including lactose intolerance.
If you have already been excluding a food for some time, this can affect what appears in your results. Your report should always be considered alongside your existing symptoms and dietary history.
The whole process was simple and the results were really easy to understand. It helped me see which foods were worth looking into rather than just guessing.
I was worried the finger-prick would be difficult, but the instructions were really clear. I sent everything back and the process was straightforward.
I’ve tried changing my diet so many times without really knowing where to start. Having my results laid out clearly made everything feel much more manageable.
After getting mine, I ordered another test for my partner. The results were simple to follow and gave us both a much clearer starting point.
Your blood sample is analysed for food-specific IgG reactions to over 200 food and drink ingredients.
Bloating has many possible causes. The NHS lists excess gas, constipation, food intolerance, coeliac disease and IBS among them. If bloating is persistent or keeps returning, medical advice may be appropriate.
Kind Food Labs analyses your blood sample for food-specific IgG responses across 200+ food and drink ingredients and presents your individual results clearly, helping you see which foods may be worth investigating further.
Food-related symptoms can feel difficult to untangle when you do not know where to start.
Kind Food Labs gives customers a clearer view of their individual food responses, helping them understand which foods may be worth investigating further.
Our customer feedback shows that many people feel better informed after receiving their results and making changes based on what they discover.
We want you to feel completely confident choosing Kind Food Labs. That's why your order is backed by our 90-day money-back guarantee.
If you're not happy for any reason, simply get in touch within 90 days and we'll refund you 100% — no questions asked.
It's that simple. Try the test, receive your results and if you're not happy, you're covered.
