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PGx Comprehensive Test

PGx Comprehensive Test

Regular price £299.00 GBP
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Take the guesswork out of your medications with the AttoPGx Comprehensive PGx Test. Using a simple at-home cheek swab, we analyse over 120 genetic markers to understand how your DNA may influence your response to more than 115 medications across all major therapeutic areas. Your personalised report provides clinically relevant insights to help your healthcare provider make more informed prescribing decisions.

What's Included

  • Comprehensive pharmacogenomic (PGx) analysis
  • 120+ clinically relevant genetic markers
  • Coverage of 115+ medications across multiple therapeutic areas
  • Easy-to-use at-home cheek swab kit
  • UK laboratory analysis
  • Personalised digital report delivered within approximately 14 days of sample receipt
  • Free UK shipping

Why Choose the Comprehensive PGx Test?

  • Support personalised prescribing decisions
  • Identify potential gene-drug interactions
  • Reduce trial-and-error prescribing
  • Help minimise the risk of adverse drug reactions
  • Optimise medications across multiple therapeutic areas
  • Suitable for individuals taking multiple medications or planning future treatments

Your Personalised Report Includes

  • Medication summary by therapeutic area
  • Gene-drug interaction classifications
  • Medication-specific guidance
  • Your metaboliser phenotypes
  • Drug-drug interaction information based on your current medications (where provided)

How It Works

  1. Order your at-home cheek swab kit.
  2. Collect your sample in under a minute and return it using the prepaid packaging.
  3. Your sample is analysed in our UK laboratory.
  4. Receive your personalised pharmacogenomic report securely online in approximately 14 days.

Important Information

The Comprehensive PGx Test is designed to support healthcare professionals by providing information on how your genetics may influence medication response. Results should always be interpreted alongside your medical history, current medications and clinical assessment. Never make changes to your medication without consulting your healthcare provider.

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