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Allergy blood test measuring IgE response to Acarus siro mite allergen

Acarus Siro Mite Allergy IgE Blood Test

Acarus siro (d70) IgE

  • Detect grain mite allergy triggers
  • Screen sneezing and skin reaction causes
  • Track allergy sensitivity over time
$44
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Go directly to the lab, no extra fees

Easy to understand results

With friendly doctor's notes & guidance

Fast & convenient

Lab visit as quick as 10 mins in & out

All results normal? Get your money back. First-time customers only. File a support ticket titled “Money Back Guarantee” with your order number within 15 days of receiving your results. STD, Sickle Cell, and gift orders aren’t eligible. Full terms apply. guarantee
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What's this test for?

This test is ideal if you're experiencing sneezing, itchy skin, watery eyes, or breathing troubles that flare up around stored food, grain, or dusty environments where mites like Acarus siro live. It helps identify whether your immune system is reacting to this specific mite allergen. This is especially useful if skin testing isn't a good option for you, such as if you have a skin condition or take antihistamines regularly.

What happens after I get my results?

Your results will appear in your online account, with the normal range clearly explained next to your value. If your IgE level is elevated, simple next steps include reducing exposure to grain dust, stored food products, or damp storage areas where this mite thrives, and washing bedding and clothing that may carry allergens. You can download a standard lab report straight from your account, and if you retest later, the trends feature lets you track how your allergic sensitivity changes over time. If you experience severe reactions like difficulty breathing or swelling, seek medical care right away.

Who should consider this test?

People who work around grain, flour, stored food, or agricultural products and notice allergy-like symptoms are good candidates for this test. It's also useful for anyone with unexplained respiratory or skin symptoms who wants to rule out mite sensitivity without doing a skin prick test. This includes people with sensitive skin, those on antihistamines, or anyone who prefers a simple blood draw over other testing methods.

What symptoms indicate I may need this test?
Common signs include sneezing, a runny or stuffy nose, itchy or watery eyes, skin rashes or hives, and coughing or wheezing that seem to worsen around grain, flour, cereal, or stored food products. Some people also notice symptoms flare in dusty storage areas, barns, or warehouses. If these symptoms show up repeatedly in similar settings, it may point to a mite allergy worth checking.
What is IgE and why does it matter?
IgE is a type of antibody your immune system makes when it mistakenly identifies something harmless, like a mite protein, as a threat. When IgE levels to a specific allergen are high, it means your body has built up a sensitivity that can trigger allergy symptoms on exposure. Measuring allergen-specific IgE helps pinpoint exactly what you're reacting to, so you can take targeted steps to avoid it.
What does high IgE to this allergen mean?
A high result means your immune system has developed a specific sensitivity to Acarus siro and is more likely to react when you're exposed to it. This doesn't always mean you'll have severe symptoms every time, but it does suggest you should limit contact with grain dust, stored food, or environments where this mite is common. Simple changes like better food storage and ventilation can help reduce flare-ups.
What causes high Acarus siro IgE levels?
High levels usually develop after repeated exposure to environments with grain, flour, cereal products, or damp storage areas where this mite commonly lives. People who work in agriculture, food processing, or warehousing are more likely to build up this sensitivity over time. Genetics can also play a role in how easily your immune system develops allergic responses.
How often should I retest?
If you're actively working to reduce exposure, retesting every 6 to 12 months can help you see whether your IgE levels are trending down. If your symptoms change suddenly or get worse, retesting sooner can help confirm whether this allergen is still a factor. Otherwise, annual testing is a reasonable check-in for people with ongoing occupational or environmental exposure.
What should I do if my results are abnormal?
Start by reducing your exposure to grain, flour, and stored food products, and improve ventilation in storage or work areas. Simple measures like sealed containers, regular cleaning, and dust masks can lower your contact with this allergen. If symptoms are severe or you have trouble breathing, seek medical care immediately rather than waiting to retest.
How can I naturally reduce my sensitivity to this allergen?
Keeping food storage areas clean, dry, and well-ventilated can significantly cut down mite populations and your exposure. Washing clothes and bedding regularly, using airtight containers for grains and cereals, and improving air filtration at home or work can also help. Some people find that reducing overall inflammation through a balanced diet and good sleep supports their body's response to allergens over time.
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Demo results
Acarus siro (d70) IgE 0.65 kUA/L
Demo results
Negative (<0.35 kUA/L) Positive (≥0.35 kUA/L)
0.65 kUA/L

What this means

A value of 0.65 kUA/L falls into the positive range, meaning your immune system shows a specific sensitivity to Acarus siro mite allergen. This suggests exposure to grain, flour, or stored food environments may trigger allergy symptoms for you. The higher the number, the stronger the sensitivity tends to be.

* Regular blood test results (e.g., CBC) typically start arriving the next business day after sample collection. More advanced tests may take longer due to complexity.
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Acarus Siro Mite Allergy IgE Blood Test

  • Detect grain mite allergy triggers
  • Screen sneezing and skin reaction causes
  • Track allergy sensitivity over time
$44
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