• Total IgE
• Alternaria alternata (M6) IgE
• Ash, white (T15) IgE
• Aspergillus fumigatus (M3) IgE
• Bermuda Grass (G2) IgE
• Birch (T3) IgE
• Cat dander (E1) IgE
• Cedar, Mountain (T6) IgE
• Cladosporium herbarum (M2) IgE
• Cockroach (I6) IgE
• Common ragweed (W1) IgE
• Cottonwood (T14) IgE
• D. Farinae (D2) IgE
• D. Pteronyssinus (D1) IgE
• Dog dander (E5) IgE
• Elm (T8) IgE
• Maple (Box elder) (T1) IgE
• Mouse Urine (E72) IgE
• Nettle (W20) IgE
• Orchard grass (G3) IgE
• Penicillium chrysogen (M1) IgE
• Rough Marshelder (W16) IgE
• Thistle, Russian (W11) IgE
• Timothy grass (G6) IgE
• White mulberry (T70) IgE
• White oak (T7) IgE

An aid in the clinical diagnosis of IgE mediated allergic disorders in conjunction with other clinical findings.

Gold serum separator (SST) tube

• For more than one allergen, use this formula to calculate the amount of serum required:

50 µL X (# of allergens) + 250 µL = total amount serum needed

• Immediately following collection, thoroughly mix sample by gently inverting 5 times

1. Allow sample to clot for a minimum of 30 minutes
2. Spin within two (2) hours of sample collection

Gold serum separator (SST) tube

Red serum vial/tube - 5 mL

1. Allow sample to clot for a minimum of 30 minutes
2. Spin within two (2) hours of sample collection
3. Transfer serum to a Transfer vial/tube with cap - 12mL (LabCorp), labelled as serum

Transfer vial/tube with cap - 12mL (LabCorp)

Ambient (preferred) - 14 days

Refrigerated - 14 days

Frozen - 3 months

Gross hemolysis

ImmunoCAP®

< 0.10 kU/L 

Medical necessity