GeneCore
All-in-oneYour diet, fitness and everyday health traits, together in one wellness report
$499one-time
One-time payment. Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test. For general wellness and information, not diagnosis.
All tests
Choose a GeneMatrix test by what you want to know: your diet and fitness traits, how you process medicines, inherited cancer risk, your baby, or your mouth. GeneBaby uses a separate gentle swab along your baby’s gums.
$199–$499one self-pay price per test, paid when you order
- Genotyped in our own CLIA-certified lab (New York orders excepted)
- Your genetic data is never sold, and never shared for marketing or research
- Reports are yours to keep
- Full refund within 30 days of ordering, as long as your results haven’t been delivered.
Choose by line
Each line answers a different question. Choose one to see its tests, prices and what each report covers.
- NutrigenomicsGeneCore, the all-in-one, and four single tests. For general wellness.$199–$499 one-time
- PharmacogenomicsOne test, GenePGx: how you are likely to process everyday, pain and mental-health medicines.$399 self-pay price
- GeneCancerChecks selected variants across 108 genes, including BRCA1 and BRCA2, by genotyping.$399 self-pay price
- For familiesGeneBaby: inherited conditions screened in a newborn, from a gentle swab along your baby’s gums.$399 one-time
- Oral Health DNAMeasures the microbes in your saliva, not your genes.$199 one-time
Nutrigenomics
Genetic traits studied in diet, fitness, everyday health and stress, for general wellness and information. GeneCore puts diet, fitness and health traits in one report; each area is also sold on its own.
About Nutrigenomics
GeneDiet
How your genetics relate to carbohydrates, fats, appetite, taste, caffeine and lactose
$199one-time
One-time payment. Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test. For general wellness and information, not diagnosis.
GeneSport
Genetic traits studied in training response, recovery and injury
$199one-time
One-time payment. Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test. For general wellness and information, not diagnosis.
GeneHealth
Genetic traits studied in everyday health and wellbeing
$199one-time
One-time payment. Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test. For general wellness and information, not diagnosis.
GeneResilience
Genetic traits studied in stress response, sleep timing and antioxidant defences
$199one-time
One-time payment. Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test. For general wellness and information, not diagnosis.
- Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
Our nutrition, supplement, athletic and wellbeing reports are for general wellness and information. The evidence behind these associations is less established than for our clinical panels, and these reports are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Pharmacogenomics
How your genes are likely to affect the way you process medicines, in one plain report to bring to the prescriber who manages them.
About pharmacogenomics
GenePGx
How your genes affect the way you process everyday, pain and mental-health medicines, with a supplement view
Checks selected known variants in 15 genes, plus CYP2D6 copy number, by genotyping.
$399self-pay price
One price, paid when you order. We don’t send a claim to your health insurance.
- Want to use insurance? Insurance billing is coming soon. How insurance billing will work
- Have Medicare, Medicaid or other government coverage? Please contact us before you order. Contact us
Pharmacogenomic 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.
GeneCancer
Whether you carry any of the selected inherited variants this panel checks that are linked with higher cancer risk, to talk through with your doctor or a genetic counselor.
About GeneCancer
GeneCancer
Genotyping of selected inherited variants linked to higher cancer risk
Checks selected variants across 108 genes, including BRCA1 and BRCA2, by genotyping.
$399self-pay price
One price, paid when you order. 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.
- Have Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE or another government health plan? Please contact us before you order. Contact us
Testing for inherited cancer risk is a screening test, not a diagnosis. A result with no variant found does not mean you will not develop cancer, and finding a variant does not mean you will. Talk to your doctor or a genetic counselor before making any decision about screening, medication or surgery.
For families
A test for your baby, alongside the newborn screening your state performs at birth, to talk through with your pediatrician.
About GeneBaby
GeneBaby
Inherited conditions screened from birth, alongside state newborn screening
$399one-time
One-time payment. Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
- At checkout, a parent or legal guardian confirms they are ordering for their baby.
GeneBaby does not replace the newborn screening your state performs at birth, and it is not a diagnostic test. Deciding to test a child is a decision to make with your pediatrician.
Oral Health DNA
The microbes and viruses in your saliva, in a plain report to talk through with your dentist.
About Oral Health DNA
Oral Health DNA
NewMeasures the microbes in your saliva, not your genes.
$199one-time
One-time payment. Self-pay only. We don’t bill insurance for this test.
Oral 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.
What you receive
Each result is set out plainly: what was found, what it means, and what to discuss with your clinician.
Illustrative, not a real person’s result
Medication response
Illustrative example
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genesshown
- CYP2C19Intermediate metabolizer
- CYP2D6Intermediate metabolizer
- SLCO1B1Decreased function
CYP2C19*1/*2
Intermediate metabolizer
Guidance exists for: clopidogrel, citalopram, sertraline
CYP2D6*1/*4
Intermediate metabolizer
Guidance exists for: codeine, tramadol, ondansetron
SLCO1B1rs4149056 T/C
Decreased function
Guidance exists for: simvastatin, atorvastatin
Pharmacogenomic 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.
GeneCancer · Hereditary cancer
None of the pathogenic or likely pathogenic variants tested was detected.
Testing for inherited cancer risk is a screening test, not a diagnosis. A result with no variant found does not mean you will not develop cancer, and finding a variant does not mean you will. Talk to your doctor or a genetic counselor before making any decision about screening, medication or surgery.
At home
Read it in your own time. Take it to your clinician when you are ready.
Questions
Which test should I start with?
Start with the question you are bringing. For your diet, fitness and health traits in one report, GeneCore. For how you are likely to process medicines, GenePGx. For selected inherited variants linked to cancer risk, GeneCancer; if you or a close relative has had cancer, ask your doctor about full-gene clinical testing first. Each test page says who it is for, and who it isn’t for.
Is my whole genome read?
No. Your sample is genotyped: we read selected positions in the genes each test covers. Genotyping does not read every position in those genes, or your whole genome.
How do I pay?
Each test has one self-pay price, shown on its card and its page, and paid once when you order.
What is the guarantee?
Full refund within 30 days of ordering, as long as your results haven’t been delivered. Once your results are delivered, the guarantee no longer applies.
Is this a diagnosis?
Our 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.
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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.
WellnessOur nutrition, supplement, athletic and wellbeing reports are for general wellness and information. The evidence behind these associations is less established than for our clinical panels, and these reports are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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.
CancerTesting for inherited cancer risk is a screening test, not a diagnosis. A result with no variant found does not mean you will not develop cancer, and finding a variant does not mean you will. Talk to your doctor or a genetic counselor before making any decision about screening, medication or surgery.
NewbornGeneBaby does not replace the newborn screening your state performs at birth, and it is not a diagnostic test. Deciding to test a child is a decision to make with your pediatrician.
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.
Choose one. Start with your question.
$199–$499one self-pay price per test, paid when you order