Testimonials
Real experiences from patients and clinicians
Mother of EoE Patient
"I wanted to find something else besides scoping every 6–9 months. I would definitely recommend it over scoping."
Patient, Age 10
"I recommend it."
Taylor, Age 9, North Carolina
"I got to play on my phone for an hour. It was very easy!"
Ashlyn, Age 22, Colorado
"I love the String Test for the ease and cost effectiveness of it. It’s much less daunting than endoscopies and it makes treatment more manageable."
Zach, Age 28, Colorado
"It's significantly more affordable and less invasive than an endoscopy."
Lauren, Age 23, Virginia
"The string test was a much better experience than having an endoscopy. The procedure was easy, and not uncomfortable at all. We are so thankful that this technology is available for use in monitoring EOE."
Katie, Age 51, California
"I had the esophageal String Test at my allergists office. I was so excited that it was offered to me because I really don’t like having so many Endoscopies to monitor my EoE. The String Test only lasted an hour, and I was able to sit and do work as the string was collecting data. I love having this option as I figure out my EoE triggers"
Mark, age 42, Colorado
"The esophageal string test was far less invasive than an endoscopy, and the recovery was simple. I was able to go about my day with minimal disruption. It was definitely worth it to get the answers I needed."
Jill, age 43, Utah
"I think it's a great option to avoid having an endoscopy done multiple times a year. Overall, it was a positive experience and much easier than I expected"
Meet Jonah
“It was a huge relief for him. It ended this yearslong dietary restriction.”
– Josh, Jonah’s dad
As a young kid, Jonah did something no kid wants to do: skip pizza and ice cream. When he was 5 years old, he told his parents there was a “ball in his throat,” a sensation linked to eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE).
“It was a huge relief for him. It ended this yearslong dietary restriction.”
– Josh, Jonah’s dad
As a young kid, Jonah did something no kid wants to do: skip pizza and ice cream. When he was 5 years old, he told his parents there was a “ball in his throat,” a sensation linked to eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE).
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