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ImmunoCAP Food Allergy Test Profiles – 25% Off

Food allergy tests panel (ImmunoCAP) – Allergy Food Panel 1 (By Phadia) with Thyrocare testing
High-sensitive ImmunoCAP (Phadia) Technology CAP & NABL-Accredited Lab Free Home Sample Collection

Food Allergy Test Panels by ImmunoCAP (Phadia) – Prices, Parameters, and Home Sample Collection

Book a food allergy blood test panel based on suspected triggers such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, cereals, seafood, meat, egg, or mixed foods. These panels are processed by CAP & CAP & NABL-accredited Thyrocare using high-sensitive ImmunoCAP technology by Phadia, a globally standardized method that supports high report accuracy in allergen-specific IgE testing, especially for foods.

ImmunoCAP Food Allergy Test Price and Accuracy Note

These food allergy blood tests use high-sensitive ImmunoCAP technology by Phadia, which is known for high report accuracy and strong analytical sensitivity in allergen-specific IgE testing. Because this is a more specialized testing methodology than many routine allergy screening methods, the test price is higher than the standard ELISA or EIA-based panels.

If you are looking for a broader and lower-cost allergy screening option, you can also check All Allergy Test Panels (ELISA) and Prices.

Choose Your Food Allergy Test Panel

Allergy Food Panel 1 (By Phadia) – 10 Parameters

Offer Price: ₹5,805
MRP: ₹7,740
(You save ₹1,935)

Suggested when everyday foods are suspected triggers; supports clinician-led evaluation of possible food allergy sensitization patterns.

Panel includes (10)
  • Egg White
  • Milk
  • Fish (cod)
  • Wheat
  • Peanut
  • Soybean
  • Chicken
  • Gluten
  • Rice
  • Shrimp
Allergy Food Panel 1 by Phadia (ImmunoCAP) – 10 parameters

Food Allergy Test Price Comparison – ImmunoCAP Panels

PanelParametersOffer PriceMRPIncluded Food Allergens
Any single ImmunoCAP (by Phadia) Allergy Test1₹997₹1,330Any individual test from any allergy panel
Allergy Food Panel 110₹5,805₹7,740Egg white, milk, fish (cod), wheat, peanut, soybean, chicken, gluten, rice, shrimp
Non-Vegetarian Panel 15₹4,230₹5,640Chicken, pork, beef, turkey meat, egg
Non-Vegetarian Panel 26₹4,230₹5,640Shrimp, fish (cod), lobster, blue mussel, salmon, tuna
Nut Panel6₹4,140₹5,520Peanut, almond, hazelnut, brazilnut, cashewnut, walnut
Cereal/Veg Food Panel8₹5,850₹7,800Wheat, rice, oat, maize (corn), sesame seed, lentil, pea, cultivated rye
Fruit Panel 14₹3,150₹4,200Banana, peach, orange, apple
Fruit Panel 24₹3,150₹4,200Strawberry, pear, lemon, pineapple
Vegetable Panel 15₹2,970₹3,960Tomato, yeast, garlic, onion, celery
Vegetable Panel 24₹2,880₹3,840Tomato, spinach, cabbage, sweet pepper
Vegetable Panel 34₹2,880₹3,840Spinach, potato, carrot, cucumber
Offer Price is 25% below MRP.

How to Book and Get Your Allergy Test Report

  1. Panel Selection: Select the allergy panel that matches your suspected food triggers (fruit/veg/nut/cereal/non-veg/comprehensive).
  2. Book on WhatsApp or call to confirm address (with landmark and area PIN code), preferred date/time for home sample collection, and beneficiaries details (name, age, and gender).
  3. Confirmation: You will get booking confirmation within a few minutes
  4. Sample Collection: A trained phlebotomist will collect the sample following strict safety and hygiene guidelines
  5. Payment: Make secure online payment during the sample collection.
  6. Testing: The blood sample will be processed at Thyrocare Central Processing Lab (CPL).
  7. Report Delivery: You will receive the report download link when the sample arrives at the lab. You can download the complete reports when it is released.

Sample type for these panels is blood. Fasting is not required unless another booked test needs it.

Understanding Food Allergy Panels Using ImmunoCAP (Phadia)

What These Food Allergy Panels Help With

A food allergy blood test panel measures allergen-specific IgE antibodies against selected foods. These panels help clinicians evaluate possible food-related allergic sensitization when symptoms appear after specific foods.

  • Targeted allergen testing: panels grouped by fruits, vegetables, nuts, cereals, seafood, meat, or mixed foods.
  • Symptom correlation: supports clinical evaluation when reactions appear after particular foods.
  • Diet evaluation support: results can guide further medical discussion about possible trigger foods.

Who May Consider a Food Allergy Blood Test Panel

These panels are usually considered when food-related symptoms appear repeatedly and the suspected trigger group is already known or partially identified.

  • Skin reactions: itching, hives, rash, or swelling after eating certain foods.
  • Respiratory symptoms: sneezing, throat irritation, cough, or breathing discomfort.
  • Digestive symptoms: nausea, stomach upset, or diarrhea after specific foods.
  • Suspected food triggers: reactions linked to nuts, milk, egg, seafood, wheat, fruits, or vegetables.

Food allergy and food intolerance are different conditions. If symptoms are mainly digestive or delayed, you may also review the food intolerance tests.

Content Authorship and Medical Review

Written by: Hema Mehta Sahoo, Medical Content Writer

Medically Reviewed by: Dr. M. A. Khan, MD Pathology, MBBS, Consultant Pathologist

Last updated: March 14, 2026

Laboratory testing is performed by Thyrocare, while Healthcare Offers provide discounts, and coordinates booking and sample collection services.

FAQs on Food Allergy Panel Tests

What is a food allergy panel test (ImmunoCAP)?
A food allergy panel is a blood test panel that checks sensitization to selected foods using ImmunoCAP methodology (By Phadia). It helps clinicians correlate symptoms with possible food-specific IgE sensitization; results should be interpreted with your clinical history.
Do these food allergy panels diagnose a food allergy by themselves?
No. A lab result alone is not a diagnosis. Your clinician considers symptoms, history, exam findings, and, when needed, follow-up testing or supervised food challenges to confirm a true allergy.
How do I choose the right panel (fruit, vegetable, nut, cereal, non-veg, or mixed food)?
Pick the panel that matches your suspected triggers, diet pattern, and symptoms. If triggers are unclear, start with a broader panel and then narrow down based on results and medical advice.
What symptoms can suggest a food allergy?
Symptoms may include itching, skin rashes or hives, swelling of lips/tongue/throat, sneezing, stomach upset, diarrhea, or breathing discomfort after specific foods. Seek urgent medical care for severe reactions or breathing difficulty.
Is fasting required for a food allergy blood test?
Fasting is usually not needed for IgE-based food allergy blood tests; follow the collection instructions shared at booking, especially if your appointment includes other tests.
Can I book home sample collection for these panels?
Yes. You can book a home sample collection through Healthcare Offers, while testing is performed by Thyrocare as the laboratory service provider.
What is the difference between food allergy and food intolerance?
Food allergy typically involves the immune system and can cause rapid reactions, while food intolerance is often non-immune and may be delayed (e.g., digestive discomfort). If you suspect intolerance, consider a dedicated food intolerance test as advised by your clinician.
What is the sample type for these food allergy panels?
These panels are blood tests. A trained phlebotomist collects the sample during home collection or at the arranged collection point.
Can I book a single food allergen test instead of a full panel?
Yes. If only one food item is suspected, an individual ImmunoCAP food allergy test can also be booked. The price for a single allergen test is listed in the comparison table.
How long does the food allergy test report take?
The laboratory TAT is 6 hours after the sample arrives at Thyrocare Central Processing lab. Depending on you location and distance from the lab, you may receive reports in 12-36 hours.
Which panel is better if I do not know the exact food trigger?
If the exact trigger is unclear, a broader mixed food panel or a category-based panel may be more useful as a starting point. The final choice should match symptoms, diet history, and clinician advice.