EverlywellReviews of everlywell.com

PROS 1. At-home testing CONS 1. I had to buy extra needles to poke my fingers. 2. I could not get enough blood. 3. I question the accuracy of my results. 4. The price point was high compared to competitors i.e. AffinityDNA, YorkTest, Cerascreen LabCorp charges $199 to have in-person testing down with a licensed phlebotomist taking the sample. Everlywell charges the same price without the overhead of a brick and mortar. Summary: Consider going to a competitor.

If you don't bleed easily, it is difficult to fill the card properly. Only provide 2 needle pricks. No customer service number...only email. Results provided fast. Food sensitivity worth trying once for curiosity if you have the disposable income to do it, but as documented in other research, results likely questionable for true food intolerance.

It took a while to get here, and when I received it, it said, I was sensitive to two foods which was eggs and egg whites. It just wasn’t worth it for me. I bought two and I felt like I could’ve got more answers to why I’m having a lot of sensitivity to foods a concept. Feel bloated and have stomach pains, so I was expecting more.

For as much money as it was, I don’t feel as though it was very accurate. My only two red flag sensitivities (eggs) were things I feel good when I do eat, and some food labeled good food me (bread) make me feel bad. Found it to be inconsistent with how foods make my body feel

Not sure if this even works - I know 100% I have a milk/lactose sensitivity and the test came back with no food sensitivities.

The results were pretty much useless. The few things that showed up for sensitives were either things I never encounter or things that I eat without issue. Things that I do eat that cause issues did not show up.

I was so excited for this but it just really didn't show me much. I know I have a coconut sensitivity and it didn't even pop up as a factor. Just thought I would learn more!

I took the comprehensive food sensitivity test and the metabolism test, and I found both to be frustrating. Food test - I have had a scallop allergy/high sensitivity since I was a child. Whenever I eat it, I cannot digest it, and have a horrible stomach reaction. Since adulthood, this same reaction has presented itself with conch, oysters and the most recent, lobster - which is what lead me to take the test. NONE of these things, except for a very specific type of oyster showed a food sensitivity. I literally can't eat these things without being in horrible pain for hours to days, and it showed up as nothing. Now, the metabolism test - the instructions weren't thorough. I took the test in the evening and did everything by the printed instructions, only to see AFTER I did my test on a digital instruction, that it is best to do this test in the morning, before eating or drinking. I just wish the instructions were the same information across the board. Not sure if that made my test result different or not. This all being said, I spent a good amount on these tests and I don't feel like it is worth the money.