Pharmacogenetic is a test that analyzes an individual’s DNA to help doctors and pharmacists determine how he or she may respond to certain medications. The test covers hundreds of medications used to treat a wide range of medical conditions, including cancer, psychiatric conditions, chronic pain, cardiovascular disease, and more.

Panel analyzes 425 genetic markers

500+ drugs supported

Results in 4 weeks

1 Saliva Sample

To have a tool to personalize pharmacological treatments.

Optimize therapeutic response.

Shorten treatment time and reduce hospital stays in hospitalized patients by giving the right medication for each patient.

Reduce toxicity and mortality due to adverse drug reactions and drug-drug interactions in people taking several drugs.

Reduce economic costs due to ineffective medications.

To optimize the health and well-being of the patient. To have a tool to personalize pharmacological treatments.

Optimize therapeutic response.

Shorten treatment time and reduce hospital stays in hospitalized patients by providing the right medication for each patient.

Reduce toxicity and mortality due to adverse drug reactions and drug-drug interactions in people taking several drugs.

Reduce economic costs due to ineffective medications.

Optimize patient health and well-being.