Veroval | Allergy identification | Self-tests | Self-diagnostics

Many people suffer from typical allergic complaints such as sneezing, a blocked nose or irritated eyes, without knowing what exactly they are allergic to. Cat hair, grass pollen and dust mites are some of the most typical allergens our immune system reacts hypersensitively to. Using the “Allergy identification” self-test from Veroval®, you can find out if you do have an allergic reaction and if so, to which of the three allergens. All you need is a drop of blood from your fingertip and half an hour of your time.

Abstract of how the test works

Close-up of two fingers holding a lancet that is sticking into an index finger

You just need one drop of blood

Use the lancet included in the self-test

Close up of two fingers holding a pipette with diluent that is dropped into a test cassette

Drop the blood into the test cassette

After that, you fill in the diluent

Close up of two fingers holding a test cassette. The other hand is pulling a blue slider on the test cassette

Pull the blue slider

You can read the result after 30 minutes

Information with step-by-step instructions for the “Allergy identification” rapid test

Here, you can download our easy-to-understand information that not only contains background knowledge about allergies, but also step-by-step instructions how to conduct the test.

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