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Allergy
Giving You the Edge on Allergy Diagnosis with the Ability to Test for Over 2000 Allergens Including Adverse Drug Reactions, Food and Environmental Allergies
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Viracor Eurofins (formerly IBT, founded in 1983) was among the first commercial labs to offer specialized allergy and immunology testing options not previously available such as Latex Sensitivity IVD, chronic urticarial (CU Index) testing and molecular component testing for Alpha-Gal, peanut, soy, egg and milk.
Viracor uses ImmunoCAP® and allergen-specific IgE enzyme immunoassays as the primary testing modes for your allergy diagnosis. These methods are intended for in vitro diagnostic use as an aid in the clinical diagnosis of antibody-mediated allergic disorders in conjunction with other clinical findings.
- Turn to Viracor for over 2,000 different allergens, some of which are highly esoteric and not performed at other commercial labs. Identify the cause of your patient’s reaction with testing for adverse drug reactions, as well as food and environmental allergens.
- Viracor may be able to help with your custom allergy needs. We manufacture nearly 200 unique discs for allergens not otherwise commercially available, and have the ability to create custom allergy panels, typically within weeks, giving you the edge on allergy diagnosis
Get the Complete Picture with Molecular Component Testing
These siblings have an allergy.
Could one of them have a life-threatening reaction?
As you know, 90% of food allergies are caused by milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, soy and wheat. Knowing which components your patients might be allergic to is critical to their individual allergen treatment and management. Get the facts with Viracor's molecular component testing, most with results reported in one to two days from specimen receipt.
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