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One order is for one person. Their genetic tests come in one kit.
- Pharmacogenomics
GenePGx · $399 self-pay price
How your genes affect the way you process everyday, pain and mental-health medicines, with a supplement view
- Your saliva kit: Every genetic test in this order comes in this one 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.
- 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.
- 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.
Please read
LabOur genetic tests are laboratory-developed tests 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. Our genetic tests have not been cleared or approved by the FDA. Results describe inherited traits and risks and are meant to inform decisions you make with your clinician. They are not a diagnosis.
PGxPharmacogenomic results describe how your body is likely to process certain medicines. They do not tell you whether a medicine will work for you, and they are not dosing instructions. Never start, stop or change a medication because of a genetic result. Bring it to the prescriber who manages your medicines.