Genomepatri™ Test
How's the test done?
Contents include 1 sample collection kit intended for collection and stabilization of DNA from human oral samples.
How's the test done?
Place the soft cotton end inside your cheek and swipe the left and right side ten times each.
How's the test done?
Twist the top end of the sample collector and place the soft cotton end inside the cylinder along with the blue liquid
How's the test done?
To complete the process, shake the sample collector fifteen times vigorously
Why Genomepatri?
Genomepatri is a revolutionary test that gives you an insight into your genetic predisposition and provides a road map for your wellness.
Now What?
Our team of expert genetic counselors have your best interests at heart and work towards helping you achieve your wellness potential by providing you with strong insights and healthy practices for your future.
Customer Reviews
Shashi Tharoor
Dear Anu, thank YOU! I found the report hugely impressive, remarkably accurate about my overall health and very professionally and helpfully done. I would be happy to recommend your services to anyone interested.
Jamie Nack
Mapmygenome was quick and easy and allowed me to take a deeper look at the mystery of my genes. We are each unique and made up of a genetic code which can offer us insights into how to live a healthier, longer life.
Richard Saldanha
Have gained huge insights on how to ward off any real health risks and also stop worrying about imaginary ones. Anyone who really wishes to take control of ones own health though superior knowledge and greater understanding of ones own health and condition must do the test. And now!!
Pinky Reddy
I found the Genomepatri test to be very useful and recommend that everyone does it. It is Better to be prepared than be sorry in the future.
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