...a quick reference for navigating MRTLabs.com.

Logical Flow of Website....

The bulk of the information provided on MRTLabs.com can be found on the following pages and in the following logical order.

• Home Page



• For Professionals
  Flow Chart of Patient Care
• For Patients
  In Vitro Testing Brochure



• Why test for allergy? Click Here
• Why use blood tests? Click Here
• Tell me about In Vitro Tests
• Newsletter: "Advantages of In Vitro Testing"



• Learn more about Our Services
  • Allergen Specific IgE (RIA)
  • RAST Mini Screen
  • Regions
  • Patient Education
  • Allergen List
  • Allergen Specific IgE (MAST)
  • Allergen Specific IgE Venoms, Latex (RIA)
  • Total IgE (RIA)
  • Allergen Specific IgG4 Venoms (ELISA)
  • Allergen Specific IgG4 (ELISA)
  • Immunoglobulins G,A,M (Nephelometry)
  • Immunoglobulin G Subclasses (1,2,3,4) (Nephelometry)



• To view a sample Allergy Testing Results report, Click Here



• Ordering & Billing



• Get allergy testing results FAST!
  Now you can get lab results fast from our secure server! When you need the lab results right away you can simply click on a secure link (which we email to you as soon as the results are ready), enter your Username and Password, and the lab report opens in your browser through a secure connection. It's easy, secure, and saves you time!



• Testimonials

Allergy Facts....

"An allergy is a condition in which your body's immune system reacts with unusual sensitivity to a certain substance or substances. These offending substances are called allergens, or "triggers". Allergens stimulate your body to produce antibodies that fight the invaders. The antibodies, in turn, cause special cells called mast cells to release a chemical called histamine. An excess of histamine is what results in allergy symptoms. (You may be familiar with the term antihistamine, a drug that works to block the excess histamine.)

"...The other commonly used method of testing for allergies is the blood test, or RAST (radioallergosorbent test). There is also a more recently developed version of the test, known as MAST (multiple antigen simultaneous testing). These tests may be easier on patients than skin tests, and have similar diagnostic success scores."

*Source: Allergy Asthma Technology LTD.
Resource Center - Allergy Facts