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Are your medications right for you? Your genetic profile can tell you!

                            HOW PRESCRIPTION MATCH WORKS                              

TAKE YOUR AT HOME TEST

We will send you an easy-to-use, at-home PGx test kit. Simply swab the inside of your cheek and return the sample to our lab using the prepaid packaging provided.

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MEET WITH A TELADOC

Once your results are ready, you’ll meet with a licensed clinician to review your PGx report and discuss how your genetics may impact medication choices.

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GET THE RIGHT RX DELIVERED

Once your results are reviewed, your provider may prescribe treatment based on your genetic profile, if clinically appropriate.

ENJOY RX SAVINGS 

Get your prescriptions delivered at the best available price with our discount savings program.

Pharmacogenomics uses your genetic profile to guide safer, more effective medication choices.

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Your genetic profile delivers actionable medication guidance, helping you and your doctor choose the safest and most effective treatments.

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Getting started is easy, Order your test online, collect a simple sample at home, and receive your personalized results in days.

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