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One order is for one person. Their genetic tests come in one kit.
- Oral health
Oral Health DNA · $199 one-time
Measures the microbes in your saliva, not your genes.
Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
- Your Oral Health DNA kit: Oral Health DNA comes with its own saliva kit.
Add another test for the same person
- Nutrigenomics
GeneCore$499 one-time
All-in-one: diet, fitness and health traits in one report.
Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
- Nutrigenomics
GeneDiet$199 one-time
How your genetics relate to carbohydrates, fats, appetite, taste, caffeine and lactose
Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
- Nutrigenomics
GeneSport$199 one-time
Genetic traits studied in training response, recovery and injury
Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
- Nutrigenomics
GeneHealth$199 one-time
Genetic traits studied in everyday health and wellbeing
Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
- Nutrigenomics
GeneResilience$199 one-time
Genetic traits studied in stress response, sleep timing and antioxidant defences
Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
- Pharmacogenomics
GenePGx$399 self-pay price
How your genes affect the way you process everyday, pain and mental-health medicines, with a supplement view
- Inherited cancer risk
GeneCancer$399 self-pay price
Genotyping of selected inherited variants linked to higher cancer risk
Selected variants only, by genotyping. Not a full-gene test. If you or a close relative has had cancer, ask your doctor about full-gene clinical testing.
- For families
GeneBaby$399 one-time
Inherited conditions screened from birth, alongside state newborn screening
Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
An order of its own.
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NoteOral Health DNA is a laboratory-developed test performed in our own CLIA-certified laboratory. New York is the exception: orders shipped there are completed through a physician order or a reference laboratory permitted in New York. It has not been cleared or approved by the FDA. It measures the DNA of microbes in your saliva, not your DNA: it is not a genetic test, not a diagnosis, and not a prediction of any disease.
NoteResearch links gum disease with heart disease and diabetes, but the American Heart Association says a cause-and-effect link has not been confirmed.