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Driven by science

We are part of an extensive academic collaboration network and are in constant conversation with the scientific communities from the Americas, Asia, Australia, and Europe. This mutually beneficial exchange ensures our ability to translate the newest findings in research directly into our products. Our science-oriented philosophy gives us the edge over our competitors in the allergy and food intolerance testing market. We continuously work on developing new applications for our patented nano-bead technology to ensure that we stay ahead of the curve in terms of innovation and quality of our products.

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Products for doctors

MADx offers allergy and food intolerance test kits for doctors that are able to screen for 300 allergens and 286 food antigens, respectively. Doctors can process tests themselves with our small processing systems, or work together with a lab for the analysis. In both cases, our software solutions are here to support doctors with managing and interpreting results.

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What our partners think

One-fits-all

Being able to determine the entire sensitisation profile of an allergy sufferer with a small amount of blood with one single cost-effective test means an enormous relief in clinical routine for me.

Why MADx?

Innovative technologies that ensure the accuracy of test results and the ability to get a complete picture of patient sensitisation in one analysis are important factors in MADx products.

Molecular specificity

This is a prime example of how we choose personalised and evidence-based medicine to develop the best treatment for our patients.

Why MADx?

In my private practice AllergyCare, the ALEX has become an indispensable tool in the clarification of even complex allergies. Thanks to the intelligent combination with the Raptor software, test results can be called up securely online.

One-fits-all

As a doctor with experience in working with various types of allergy testing, the speed and accuracy of the results and their high sensitivity is an obvious benefit.

Molecular specificity

Molecular allergology is an integral part of my daily clinical practice as an allergist. I have the opportunity to analyse clinical and laboratory parallels using clinical and anamnestic data, skin testing and specific IgE.

Comprehensive tests

Considering that the majority of allergic patients are polysensitised, the principle of one test to detect sensitisation to 99% of all known allergens is the best diagnostic solution for both the patient and the clinician.

Why MADx?

As a physician, I use allergy testing very often and it is very important for me to have sensitive and specific testing that is based on molecular testing and component testing.

Why MADx?

The high-quality MADx products have a high evidence base in the diagnosis of allergic diseases all over the world.

One-fits-all

With the smart software solution by MADx, I practically always have my practice with me, no matter where I am. Especially in combination with telemedicine, I can now care for allergy sufferers anywhere in the world more efficiently than ever before.

Comprehensive tests

It’s a major advantage for us, especially as a pediatrician, that I have a very small requirement of blood sample where I can get a large array of tests. It is often difficult to get a sample in larger volume from small children.

Why MADx?

As a scientist, I think MADx is an opportunity to use the most modern research methods in order to study the peculiarities of sensitisation in children, especially in babies and toddlers.

Molecular specificity

It is molecular allergy diagnostics that makes it possible to predict the severity of an allergic reaction in food allergies, to differentiate between true and cross allergies, to select components for AIT and to predict its effectiveness. All these factors improve the therapeutic options for allergic patients.

Why MADx?

The successful experience in the use of MADx tests and information about innovative technologies that are constantly being improved are key factors for trust in the company.

Molecular specificity

In combination with clinical data, molecular allergy diagnostics is the best possibility to determine the cause of the development of allergic symptoms in a patient.

One-fits-all

When, with the help of one analysis, we can get as much information as possible about sensitisation in a child and avoid additional painful diagnostic procedures, makes this technology optimal.

Recent publications

Kalic Kamath et al; Dissecting the Sensitization Profiles to Parvalbumins From 12 Freshwater Fish Species to Improve Diagnosis of Fish Allergy

This study provides valuable insights for allergologists aiming to personalise diagnostics and optimise dietary recommendations for fish-allergic patients. Including freshwater salmonids to allergy testing could improve detection of fish allergy, while measuring IgE to Wels catfish may help differentiate between patients with limited (oligo) or broad (poly) fish sensitisation.

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de Boer et al; Multiplex IgE peanut panels: a critical appraisal of assay designs and the good, the bad, and the ugly features of the applied allergen components

The multiplex IgE peanut panels exhibited strong agreement for the clinically important Ara h storage proteins but showed less consistency for the clinically relevant lipid transfer protein Ara h 9. Moreover, the panels highlighted the diverse characteristics of CCD sensitization. Understanding the source, isoallergen specifications, and CCD composition of peanut allergen components is critical for accurate interpretation of multiplex IgE results. These details should be clearly documented in both scientific literature and assay instructions.

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