A Pharmacogenomic (PGx) Panel utilizes a onetime cheek swab to determine whether a patient has specific genetic variants that can influence a drug’s metabolism, drug to drug interactions and side effect potential. This knowledge can influence dosing of the drug and often, influence the choice of medication. It can also alert physicians to avoid specific drugs altogether
 
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Genetic Analysis
Using advanced pharmacogenomics (PGx) technology, the test, analyzed by a laboratory, considers your compatibility with more than 150 medications.
This panel analyzes 60 clinically relevant SNP's across multiple genes involved in drug metabolism, transport, and response. This technology is fueled by decades of scientific findings on how a person’s DNA affects their response to medication.
 
Comprehensive Testing
This pharmacogenomic test evaluates how an individual’s genetics influence medication response across multiple specialties, including neurology, psychiatry, cardiology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, hematology, immunology, oncology, pain management, and addiction medicine.
 
MTHFR Analysis
This test includes analysis of two MTHFR variants, which are commonly associated with methylation, detoxification, mood regulation, and cardiovascular health. 
 
Why PGX Testing?
 
Individualized Health Insights
Rather than relying on a generalized approach, this genetic test provides a deeper understanding of how your body responds to certain medicaions
 
Expert Private Call
Schedule a private consultation to review your test results with our team. 
Please note: This session does not include medical advice or treatment recomendations.
 
Easy to Understand Results
The complexity of PGx results can be overwhelming, our report is easy to understand, with simple language for easy interpretation. 
 
Secure at Home Test
Results are recieved within 7-14 business days after reciept of sample. This test is a simple cheek swab to collect your DNA sample.
 
USA Laboratories
We exclusively collaborates with CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited labs in the United States.
 
Disclaimer:
This test is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace medical care. Results should be discussed with your prescribing healthcare provider. No direct medical advice is provided.