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A food-reactivity kit with a clear price; the lab behind it is not named.
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Fine printSupport article says all processing labs are CLIA-certified and some also CAP-accredited; no lab names or CLIA numbers are published, so the CMS CLIA lookup could not be run. Could not be confirmed on the official register (Nov 2026).
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Fine printHomepage: a licensed clinician reviews each order and results; the Consumer Health Data notice names PWNHealth and related practices among affiliates. A refund is promised if the order is not approved.
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Fine printSupport article says data goes only to the lab and physicians, plus enterprise partners where the customer consented. The Jan 2026 health data notice also lists affiliates, service providers and business partners as recipients; deletion is by request.
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What we found
VerifiedProduct page shows 'FSA / HSA accepted' and free shipping; the insurance FAQ says tests fit most plans but strict plans should be checked.
Plans listed on the Everlywell brand page. One has a published Health Corners score.
A food-reactivity kit with a clear price; the lab behind it is not named.
$299.00 / one-time · price checked Nov 14, 2026
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Sold by Everlywell; we have not published a scored review of this product.
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Sold by Everlywell; we have not published a scored review of this product.
Not reviewed: listed so you can see the range.
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Needs at least 2 scored in the category.
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