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Don't let sneezing and itchy, watery eyes hold you back. It's easy to test for allergens including cat hair, dust mites, ragweed, grasses and dog dander.

Food allergies account for nearly half of all serious allergy attacks. Test for 24 common allergens including shellfish, peanuts, soy, wheat, milk and eggs.

This expanded test profile adds foods including mushrooms, vanilla, strawberries, cantaloupe, garlic, tuna, clams and oysters, for a total of 48 allergens.

This profile combines 48 food and 11 common environmental allergen tests to find your personal triggers, and help treat and even overcome your allergies.

This profile of tests measures glucose levels to determine a diabetic or prediabetic condition.

This profile of fasting tests provides an assessment of glucose, electrolytes, and kidney, liver and heart functions for diabetics and those at risk of diabetes.

This profile evaluates a diabetic condition and related issues including thyroid and kidney function, and heart disease. It can determine baseline levels and is also used for follow-up monitoring.

For diabetics, this test is used to check urine for factors including glucose and ketone levels. Testing for ketoses is common with type 1 diabetes.

The basic profile of fasting tests can be used as a baseline test or for regular monitoring of your heart health to lower your risk for cardiovascular disease.

For a comprehensive look at your risks for heart attacks and stroke, this profile of fasting tests includes an advanced lipoprofile screening which can be a more accurate predictor of risk. This combination of tests is particularly valuable if you smoke or are overweight.

A comprehensive combination of tests for a range of diseases and organ function, plus screening for ovarian cancer and hormone imbalances, including indicators of menopause.

A comprehensive look for markers of diseases including diabetes and heart, liver and kidney disease, plus screening for organ function, hormone levels and prostate cancer.

Test for exposure to hepatitis A, B or C in one easy, preliminary screening.

Test for viral exposure to HBV and HCV antibodies. This cost-effective profile assesses both acute and chronic hepatitis B and C infections, differentiates between the two, and can be used by your healthcare provider to determine treatment options.

This profile includes a highly sophisticated test used to measure HCV genetic material and monitor antiviral treatment.

This profile tests for the presence and progression of HBV, a viral infection which can be spread to family members as well as through sexual contact.

This test will give you the most accurate determination of pregnancy with a positive or negative result, and is accepted by most insurance companies and government agencies. To determine the stage of your pregnancy, choose the quantitative test, below.

This test will tell you how far along you are in your pregnancy, and will also satisfy most insurance companies and government agencies for proof of pregnancy.

This profile of tests offers a full range of testing to measure hormones and overall health and wellness, including testing for STDs, including HIV, hepatitis and other viruses such as herpes simplex, which can be passed on to an infant during vaginal birth.

This group of tests measures hormone levels as they relate to fertility, to establish baseline levels or may be helpful in determining some causes of infertility.

This profile tests for a variety of STDs - including HIV - and establish a baseline for your sexual health. The test is most accurate 3 months after exposure. Re-testing is recommended at 6 and 12 months.

This profile of highly sensitive tests is designed to detect the early presence of sexually transmitted diseases and infections for those who may have been in a recent high risk encounter.

This HIV by PCR test is an extremely sensitive, affordable option for anyone who has had a high risk sexual encounter or practices a high risk lifestyle. Re-testing is recommended at 3, 6 and 12 months.

This test is the standard screening test for HIV antibodies. With this being your baseline test, if you are at risk for exposure to HIV, re-testing is recommended at 6 and 12 months.

This STD test is used detect IgG antibodies to either HSV-1 and/or HSV-2. Conventional HSV-1 and HSV-2 assays cannot differentiate HSV type 1 from HSV type 2 infection due to the extensive homology of viral antigens.

This profile is an accurate and cost-effective test for both infections, which can be present at the same time. Both are easily treated.

This is a simple test for a syphilis infection. When detected early, syphilis can be treated and cured with antibiotics.

This profile tests for the presence and progression of HBV. Consider this test if you may be at risk through sexual activity or are HIV positive.