GenePGx - Pharmacogenomics Testing
Pharmacogenomics Testing

GenePGxPersonalized Medication

Discover which medications work best for YOUR body. GenePGx analyzes 98+ genes to help your doctor prescribe the right drug at the right dose — covering 700+ medications across 10 medical specialties.

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What's Tested

GenePGx analyzes 98+ genes affecting drug metabolism across 6 major medication categories

Cardiovascular Drugs

28 genes

Blood thinners, statins, beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, and antiarrhythmics

CYP2C9
CYP2C19
VKORC1
SLCO1B1
ADRB1
+ 23 more genes

Psychiatric Medications

32 genes

Antidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, and anxiolytics

CYP2D6
CYP2C19
HTR2A
SLC6A4
CYP1A2
+ 27 more genes

Pain Medications

24 genes

Opioids, NSAIDs, muscle relaxants, and neuropathic pain agents

CYP2D6
OPRM1
COMT
CYP2C9
CYP3A4
+ 19 more genes

Cancer Drugs

20 genes

Chemotherapy agents, targeted therapies, and immunotherapy drugs

DPYD
TPMT
UGT1A1
TYMS
CYP2D6
+ 15 more genes

Infectious Disease

18 genes

Antibiotics, antivirals, antifungals, and antimalarials

CYP3A4
CYP3A5
NAT2
G6PD
HLA-B
+ 13 more genes

Metabolic & Endocrine

16 genes

Diabetes medications, thyroid drugs, and hormone therapies

CYP2C9
CYP2C19
CYP3A4
SLCO1B1
TCF7L2
+ 11 more genes
Comprehensive Drug Database

724+ Medications

GenePGx covers the most extensive medication database in pharmacogenomics, spanning 10 medical specialties with actionable insights for every drug

724+ Medications
10 Specialties
FDA & CPIC Backed

Cardiovascular

142 drugs
WarfarinClopidogrelMetoprololSimvastatin
+ 138 more medications

Psychiatry & Neurology

128 drugs
SertralineFluoxetineAripiprazoleCarbamazepine
+ 124 more medications

Pain Management

96 drugs
CodeineTramadolMorphineOxycodone
+ 92 more medications

Oncology

84 drugs
5-FluorouracilCapecitabineIrinotecanTamoxifen
+ 80 more medications

Infectious Disease

78 drugs
IsoniazidVoriconazoleAbacavirEfavirenz
+ 74 more medications

Gastroenterology

52 drugs
OmeprazoleLansoprazolePantoprazoleOndansetron
+ 48 more medications

Endocrinology

48 drugs
MetforminGlipizideLevothyroxinePioglitazone
+ 44 more medications

Immunology & Rheumatology

42 drugs
AzathioprineMethotrexateHydroxychloroquineSulfasalazine
+ 38 more medications

Pulmonology

32 drugs
TheophyllineMontelukastFluticasoneTiotropium
+ 28 more medications

Other Specialties

22 drugs
TacrolimusCyclosporineClopidogrelAtomoxetine
+ 18 more medications
724+
Total Medications
98
Genes Analyzed
10
Medical Specialties

Why Choose GenePGx

Discover how pharmacogenomics can transform your medication experience

Right Drug, Right Dose

Find medications that work best for your genetic profile and avoid ineffective ones

Avoid Side Effects

Identify medications that may cause adverse reactions based on your genes

Save Time & Money

Eliminate trial-and-error prescribing and get effective treatment faster

Drug Interaction Alerts

Understand how your genes affect interactions between multiple medications

Personalized Medicine

Enable precision prescribing based on your unique genetic makeup

Better Health Outcomes

Improve treatment effectiveness and reduce hospitalizations

Subscription Plans

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$125 one-time kit fee

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  • Basic AI-powered reports
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$125 one-time kit fee

$89/month
  • Everything in Essential +
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  • Bi-annual 188-gene screening
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$125 one-time kit fee

$139/month
  • Everything in Premium +
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  • GeneBaby pediatric panels
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Real Sample Data

Sample Report

Explore a real GenePGx report with detailed pharmacogenomic findings and personalized medication recommendations

Report ID: GPX-2024-59214

Sample Report - For Demonstration Purposes

Report Date
2024-03-12
Sample Collected
2024-03-05
Lab ID
GMLAB-US-003
Ethnicity
European
98
Genes Analyzed
52
Variants Detected
724+
Medications
18
Drug Interactions
36
Actionable Insights

Drug Metabolism

Profile:
Multiple Variants Detected
CYP2D6
Variant: *1/*4
RS ID: rs3892097
Genotype: *1/*4
Intermediate Metabolizer
CYP2D6 is one of the most important drug-metabolizing enzymes, responsible for processing approximately 25% of all prescribed medications. Your *1/*4 genotype indicates intermediate metabolizer status, meaning you process CYP2D6 substrates at a reduced rate compared to normal metabolizers.
Recommendation
Medications metabolized by CYP2D6 may require dose adjustments. Consult your physician before starting codeine, tramadol, tamoxifen, or many antidepressants. Standard doses may lead to higher-than-expected drug levels.
CYP2C19
Variant: *1/*2
RS ID: rs4244285
Genotype: *1/*2
Intermediate Metabolizer
CYP2C19 metabolizes proton pump inhibitors, clopidogrel, and several antidepressants. Your intermediate metabolizer status means reduced enzyme activity, which can affect the activation of prodrugs like clopidogrel and the clearance of active drugs.
Recommendation
Consider alternative to clopidogrel (e.g., prasugrel or ticagrelor) for antiplatelet therapy. PPIs may have enhanced effect. SSRIs like citalopram and escitalopram may require lower starting doses.
CYP2C9
Variant: *1/*3
RS ID: rs1057910
Genotype: *1/*3
Intermediate Metabolizer
CYP2C9 is critical for metabolizing warfarin, phenytoin, and many NSAIDs. The *3 allele significantly reduces enzyme activity, leading to slower drug clearance and increased risk of adverse effects at standard doses.
Recommendation
Warfarin dosing should be reduced by 20-30% based on this genotype. NSAIDs like celecoxib and ibuprofen may have prolonged effects. Monitor closely when initiating CYP2C9 substrates.

Clinical Guidelines Referenced

42
FDA Drug Labels
38
CPIC Guidelines
35
DPWG Guidelines
156
Clinical Trials

Metabolizer Status Summary

CYP2D6Intermediate
CYP2C19Intermediate
CYP2C9Intermediate
CYP3A4Normal
CYP1A2Slow
NAT2Slow Acetylator

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How It Works

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1

Order Kit

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2

Collect DNA

Simple cheek swab at home - takes less than 2 minutes

3

Lab Analysis

Our certified lab analyzes your drug metabolism genes

4

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Receive personalized medication recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about GenePGx

GenePGx analyzes 98+ genes that affect how your body metabolizes and responds to 700+ medications. These genetic variations can make certain drugs more or less effective, or increase the risk of side effects. By understanding your genetic profile, doctors can prescribe medications that are more likely to work for you at the right dose.
GenePGx covers 700+ commonly prescribed medications across 10 medical specialties including cardiovascular drugs, psychiatric medications, pain relievers, cancer treatments, antibiotics, diabetes medications, and more. The test analyzes genes that affect drug metabolism, efficacy, and side effect risk.
Yes! GenePGx provides lifelong information about how your body processes medications. Having this information before you need it allows your doctor to make informed prescribing decisions immediately when medications are needed, potentially avoiding adverse reactions or ineffective treatments.
Absolutely! If you're experiencing side effects or your medications aren't providing adequate relief, GenePGx can help explain why. Your genetic profile may reveal that you're a poor metabolizer of certain drugs, requiring different medications or dosage adjustments.
Yes! Pharmacogenomic testing is increasingly recognized by healthcare providers and is supported by FDA guidelines and clinical practice recommendations. Our reports are designed for clinical use and include specific prescribing recommendations with CPIC and DPWG guideline references.
GenePGx focuses specifically on drug-gene interactions and medication response. With 700+ medications covered across 10 specialties, it's one of the most comprehensive PGx panels available. Our test is clinically actionable - the results directly inform medication selection and dosing decisions.

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