Peanut Allergy Test – Peanut Zoomer

1. Easy Testing Process

Just follow our step-by-step guide to complete your blood test, either at a certified lab or with our convenient at-home collection kit. This provides an alternative for individuals looking for a peanut allergy test at home.

2. Pre-Test Guidelines

• No Fasting Needed: Stick to your regular diet before the test.
• Dietary Tips: Avoid cutting out corn, dairy, or eggs beforehand, as this may impact your test results.
• Medications & Supplements: There are no restrictions, but check with your healthcare provider if you're unsure about anything you're taking that might affect immune responses.

3. Proper Sample Collection

Make sure your sample is sealed and stored correctly, and follow all instructions carefully to ensure accurate testing.

4. Hassle-Free Processing

Consult your healthcare provider to understand your results and create a personalized nutrition plan based on your sensitivity to corn, dairy, or eggs.

The Peanut Zoomer is important because it helps detect immune responses to specific peanut proteins, which can cause reactions ranging from mild sensitivity to severe allergies. It identifies whether your symptoms are due to a true peanut allergy or a less severe sensitivity, helping guide safe food choices, reduce inflammation, and prevent serious health risks. This can support individuals seeking a peanut allergy blood test, peanut allergy skin test, or peanut allergy test at home.

Major Peanut Allergens

• Ara h 1 (Conarachin)
• Ara h 2 (Conglutin 7)
• Ara h 3
• Ara h 6 (Conglutin 8)

Storage Proteins & Defensins

• Ara h 5 (Profilin)
• Ara h 7
• Ara h 8 & Isoform
• Ara h 9
• Ara h 10 (Oleosin 1)
• Ara h 11 (Oleosin 2)
• Ara h 12 (Defensin 1)
• Ara h 13 & Isoforms (Defensin 2 & Defensin 3)

Additional Peanut Protein Markers

• Glycinin
• Arachin
• Oleosin Variant A
• Oleosin Variant B