Food Sensitivity Testing · Montebello, New York, United States

Simply Sensitivity Checks

US company selling at-home food sensitivity tests using bioresonance analysis of a hair sample, with no needles or blood draws and results in a few days.

About Simply Sensitivity Checks

Bio resonance food sensitivity testing using a hair sample

Simply Sensitivity Checks is a US-based company that sells at-home food sensitivity test kits. Its method is based on bioresonance and the analysis of a hair sample, so no needles or blood draws are required. The company presents this approach as a simple alternative for identifying foods and other items that may be causing unwanted reactions.

The laboratory, located in the United States, analyzes the sample and delivers a personalized report within a stated timeframe of three to five days. The company notes that the process is completed in four steps: choose the test, activate it online using a registration form, mail the hair sample, and receive the report by email.

Test catalog

The store offers three test tiers, with sale prices that the site showed as discounted from a previous list price:

  • Ultimate Food Sensitivity Test: covers foods and non-food items, metals, vitamins and minerals, gut health and additives. Includes aftercare support, an elimination diet guide, a 12-step nutrition guide, 14-day meal planning and priority processing. Price shown: $59.99 (was $239.99).
  • Advanced Food Sensitivity Test: covers foods and non-food items, metals, vitamins and minerals, gut health and additives, with a digital report delivered quickly. Price shown: $49.99 (was $199.99).
  • Basic Food Sensitivity Test: limited to foods, metals, vitamins and minerals, gut health and additives, and includes aftercare support. Price shown: $39.99 (was $159.99).

The catalog is rounded out with a meal planner and at-home self-tests.

What it tests

According to the company's information, the personalized reports are based on more than 1,350 items commonly linked to food and environmental sensitivities. The categories it states it tests include everyday foods such as dairy, nuts, eggs, grains and fruits; lactose and gluten; gut health markers; vitamins and minerals linked to mood, energy and wellness; and non-food items such as metals, pet dander, dust and mold.

Service and support

The company states that it has certified nutritionists and health experts to help interpret results and guide next steps. The site mentions a money-back guarantee and presents itself as an accredited laboratory. It also states that more than 5,000 people use its services every month and features customer reviews on Trustpilot.

Nature of the tests

The company itself specifies that its tests are for sensitivity and intolerance, not allergy. It distinguishes between an intolerance or sensitivity, which can cause uncomfortable digestive symptoms, and an allergy, which involves an immune response and can be serious. The company warns that its tests cannot identify allergies and recommends seeking medical attention when symptoms are severe. The site frames the hair bioresonance test within complementary and alternative medicine, and clarifies that it does not constitute a medical diagnosis or replace professional advice.

Informational content

The company maintains a blog on food intolerances with posts dedicated to, among other topics, the difference between tomato allergy and intolerance, banana allergy and allium intolerance, with information on symptoms and testing.

Location and contact

400 Rella Blvd #207-298, Montebello, NY 10901 · Phone: (888) 831-6886 · Email: support@simplysensitivitychecks.com

In brief

Bio resonance food sensitivity testing