Dust Mite Allergy,
Finally Confirmed

A comprehensive panel of 5 specific IgE tests targeting the most common indoor dust mite and cockroach allergens — the leading cause of year-round allergic rhinitis and asthma worldwide.

Dust mites live in virtually every home, feeding on dead skin cells. It is not the mite itself but proteins in their microscopic droppings that trigger allergic reactions — and each mite produces around 20 waste particles per day. These persist in mattresses, bedding, upholstery, and carpeting long after the mite has died.

Whether you have persistent sneezing, blocked nose, itchy eyes, or worsening asthma that no treatment controls, this test identifies the specific trigger — enabling targeted avoidance, immunotherapy referral, and effective management.