Food Allergy Test: Non-Veg & Veg Food Allergy Testing, Components and Price
Food allergies can cause uncomfortable reactions after eating certain foods. If you notice symptoms repeatedly after consuming particular foods, a food allergy test may help identify specific allergens that are included in the testing panel.
At Mayra Diagnostic, food allergy testing is available in separate Non-Veg Food Allergy and Veg Food Allergy panels, covering a range of commonly consumed foods.
Food Allergy Test Price
| Food Allergy Test | Price |
|---|---|
| Non-Veg Food Allergy Test | ₹4,900 |
| Veg Food Allergy Test | ₹7,600 |
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Non-Veg Food Allergy Test – ₹4,900
The Non-Veg Food Allergy Test checks for reactions to 8 food allergens.
Components Included
- Shrimp
- Codfish
- Mutton
- Chicken Meat
- Lobster
- Tuna
- Egg Yolk
- Salmon
This panel can be useful for people who want testing related to commonly consumed seafood, meat and egg products.
Veg Food Allergy Test – ₹7,600
The Veg Food Allergy Test includes 18 food components, covering dairy products, grains, legumes, nuts, fruits and vegetables.
Components Included
- Milk
- Wheat
- Banana
- Chickpea
- Lentil
- Peanut
- Corn
- Almond
- Cheddar Cheese
- Carrot
- Green Bean
- Potato
- Olive
- Papaya
- Orange
- Kiwi Fruit
- Gluten
- Tomato
What Is a Food Allergy Test?
A food allergy test is used to investigate whether a person may have an allergic response to specific food substances. Testing can be considered when symptoms appear repeatedly after eating certain foods.
The appropriate test depends on the foods you suspect and the testing panel available.
Who May Consider a Food Allergy Test?
A food allergy evaluation may be considered if you repeatedly experience symptoms after eating particular foods, especially when the same food appears to trigger a reaction.
Keep a record of foods eaten and any symptoms that occur afterward. This information can help a healthcare professional decide whether allergy testing is appropriate.
Non-Veg vs Veg Food Allergy Test
The main difference between the two panels is the group of foods included.
Non-Veg Food Allergy Test: ₹4,900 and includes 8 components such as shrimp, codfish, mutton, chicken, lobster, tuna, egg yolk and salmon.
Veg Food Allergy Test: ₹7,600 and includes 18 components such as milk, wheat, banana, chickpea, lentil, peanut, corn, almond, fruits and vegetables.
If you regularly consume both vegetarian and non-vegetarian foods, ask the laboratory or healthcare professional which panel or combination is appropriate for your requirements.
Food Allergy Test in Delhi
If you are looking for a food allergy test in Delhi, you can contact Mayra Diagnostic to check test availability, pricing and sample collection options.
Book a Food Allergy Test
Non-Veg Food Allergy Test – ₹4,900
8 food components included.
Veg Food Allergy Test – ₹7,600
18 food components included.
For the latest availability, sample collection details and applicable pricing, contact the diagnostic centre before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of the Non-Veg Food Allergy Test?
The Non-Veg Food Allergy Test is ₹4,900 and includes 8 listed food components.
What is the price of the Veg Food Allergy Test?
The Veg Food Allergy Test is ₹7,600 and includes 18 listed food components.
Which foods are included in the Non-Veg panel?
The panel includes shrimp, codfish, mutton, chicken meat, lobster, tuna, egg yolk and salmon.
Which foods are included in the Veg panel?
The panel includes milk, wheat, banana, chickpea, lentil, peanut, corn, almond, cheddar cheese, carrot, green bean, potato, olive, papaya, orange, kiwi fruit, gluten and tomato.
Can I take a food allergy test without symptoms?
Whether testing is appropriate without symptoms depends on the individual situation. It is best to discuss the need for testing with a qualified healthcare professional.
Note: A food allergy test result should be interpreted in the context of symptoms and medical history. A positive test does not by itself establish that a particular food is causing symptoms, so consult a qualified healthcare professional before making major dietary changes.

