Practical, evidence-based guides about common medication problems and how your genetics may play a role. 27 guides available.
Already have 23andMe data? You can use it for pharmacogenetics. Learn how your existing genetic data reveals how you respond to medications.
Your AncestryDNA raw data contains pharmacogenetic variants. Learn how to turn your Ancestry test into a drug response report without a new test.
Comparing pharmacogenetic testing options? Learn how Gene2Rx compares to GeneSight, what to look for in a PGx test, and how to use your existing genetic …
Considering Genomind's Genecept Assay but exploring other options? Compare pharmacogenetic testing services and learn how Gene2Rx works with your existing DNA data.
You don't always need a doctor to get pharmacogenetic testing. Learn about direct-to-consumer PGx options and how to use existing genetic data for drug response.
Considering SelfDecode but exploring options? Compare how Gene2Rx's pharmacogenetic focus differs from SelfDecode's wellness approach.
If your acid reflux or GERD medication isn't helping, CYP2C19 genetics could be the reason. Up to 30% of people metabolize PPIs too quickly for …
If your ADHD medication isn't helping, genetics could explain why. Learn how CYP2D6 affects atomoxetine and other ADHD treatments.
If amitriptyline isn't preventing your migraines, your genetics could explain it. Over 60% of people carry gene variants that affect how they process this drug.
If your antidepressant isn't working, you're not alone. Learn the common reasons antidepressants fail and how genetic testing can guide better treatment choices.
If your anxiety medication isn't helping, your CYP2C19 or CYP2D6 genetics could explain why. Learn what might be going on and how to find the …
If atomoxetine (Strattera) isn't helping your ADHD, genetics could be a factor. Over 40% of people have genetic variations that affect how they process this …
About 30% of people have genetics that reduce clopidogrel (Plavix) effectiveness. Learn why this matters for heart attack and stroke prevention.
Codeine doesn't work for everyone, and genetics is often the reason. Learn why codeine might not relieve your pain and how a genetic test can …
If escitalopram (Lexapro) isn't helping your anxiety or depression, your genetics could be part of the reason. Learn what might be going on and what …
Many fibromyalgia medications are affected by CYP2D6 and CYP2C19 genetics. Learn why your treatment may not be working and how pharmacogenetic testing can help.
If migraine medications aren't helping, your genetics could be why. Learn how CYP2D6 and CYP2C19 affect preventives, triptans, and pain medications for migraines.
If omeprazole (Prilosec) isn't controlling your acid reflux, your genetics could be the reason. Learn how CYP2C19 affects proton pump inhibitors.
If pain medication isn't giving you relief, your genetics may be why. Learn how CYP2D6 and other genes affect opioid and NSAID response.
If sertraline (Zoloft) isn't working for you, genetics may be a factor. Learn about common reasons SSRIs can fail and how pharmacogenetic testing might help.
Over 40% of people have genetics that affect tamoxifen effectiveness. Learn how CYP2D6 status impacts breast cancer treatment and what alternatives exist.
Tramadol requires genetic activation to work. Learn why it may not relieve your pain and how CYP2D6 testing can guide better pain management.
Metoprolol side effects like fatigue, dizziness, and slow heart rate can be worse for CYP2D6 poor metabolizers. Learn how genetics affects your response.
Paroxetine (Paxil) is known for difficult side effects and withdrawal. Learn how CYP2D6 genetics affect your experience and what alternatives exist.
Statin muscle pain affects up to 29% of patients. Learn about the SLCO1B1 gene that determines your risk and what alternatives exist.
Struggling with venlafaxine (Effexor) side effects? Your genetics may explain why. Learn about common side effects, when they're genetic, and what to do.
A Gene2Rx pharmacogenetics report analyzes your DNA to help you and your doctor find medications that work better for you.
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