Pharmacogenetic test (PGx): learn how you metabolize medications, reduce risks, and guide dosing with your DNA. 150+ drugs and 425 markers analyzed.

🧬 Precision medicine · Scientifically backed

Pharmacogenetic test:
medications based on your genes

Discover how your body metabolizes the medications that matter most. Avoid adverse effects, adjust dosing, and support medical decisions with your DNA.

Order my pharmacogenetic testSee what it analyzes
150+
Medications analyzed
$9,800
From (MXN)
10–14
Days to results
>99%
Accuracy in genomic read

Benefits and assurances of the pharmacogenetic test

CLIA & CAP certified
Results in 10–14 days
Kit with home delivery
Genetic consultation included
Private and secure data

What is pharmacogenetics?

Pharmacogenetics and how it can improve your treatment

Your DNA determines how your body processes medications. This test identifies variants in your genes to optimize drug efficacy and minimize risk.

  • 01

    Your DNA determines how you metabolize drugs

    Variants in enzymes such as CYP2D6, CYP2C19, or CYP2C9 affect how quickly your body processes hundreds of common medications.

  • 02

    Get the drug and dose that fit you best

    Based on your genetic profile, your physician can choose the most effective medication and adjust dosing so you get maximum benefit without unnecessary risk.

  • 03

    Results you can use for life

    Your genome does not change. The pharmacogenetic report you receive today is a health tool you can share with any doctor at any time in the future.

What does your pharmacogenetic test analyze?

Therapeutic areas and genes studied

The PGx pharmacogenetic test analyzes 425 markers covering more than 150 drugs (and combinations) across 15 medical specialties, including these clinical categories.

Mental health and neurology

  • Antidepressants (SSRIs, SNRIs)
  • Antipsychotics and anxiolytics
  • Antiepileptics and mood stabilizers
  • Genes: CYP2D6, CYP2C19, SLC6A4

Cardiology

  • Anticoagulants (warfarin, clopidogrel)
  • Statins and lipid-lowering drugs
  • Antiarrhythmics and beta-blockers
  • Genes: CYP2C9, VKORC1, SLCO1B1

Pain and analgesia

  • Opioids (codeine, tramadol, oxycodone)
  • NSAIDs and anti-inflammatory drugs
  • Local and systemic anesthetics
  • Genes: CYP2D6, CYP3A4, OPRM1

Oncology

  • Chemotherapy agents (5-FU, tamoxifen, irinotecan)
  • Tyrosine kinase inhibitors
  • Supportive immunotherapy
  • Genes: DPYD, CYP2D6, UGT1A1, TPMT

Infectious disease

  • Antivirals (HIV, hepatitis)
  • Broad-spectrum antibiotics
  • Systemic antifungals
  • Genes: HLA-B, CYP3A5, NAT2

Gastroenterology and other

  • Proton pump inhibitors
  • Immunosuppressants (transplant)
  • Medications for arthritis
  • Genes: CYP2C19, TPMT, NUDT15

Who is the pharmacogenetic PGx test for?

Designed for people who want safer, more effective treatment

  • Patients who have had adverse reactions or unexpected side effects to medications
  • People taking multiple drugs at the same time (polypharmacy)
  • Patients diagnosed with depression, anxiety, chronic pain, or heart disease
  • People who have not responded well to conventional treatments
  • Anyone who wants a pharmacogenetic profile on hand for future medical visits
  • Patients facing surgery or oncology care that involves anesthesia or chemotherapy
Metabolic profile · Example
Slow CYP2D6 metabolizerCYP2C19 normalElevated warfarin riskCodeine: avoidSSRI: reduced doseClopidogrel ineffectiveStatins: use cautionVKORC1 variantTamoxifen: dose adjustment neededIrinotecan: dose adjustment needed

Not sure if this test is right for you?

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NGx report · Sample preview

What does your pharmacogenetic report look like?

Your report identifies your metabolic phenotype by category and shows which medications are safe, which need dose adjustments, and which you should avoid.

NGx report — Pharmacogenetics
Patient: J.M.L. · Analysis date: 2024
Sample preview
💊 Mental health · CYP2D6 poor metabolizer
FluoxetineDose adjustment
ParoxetineAvoid
SertralineStandard use
AripiprazoleClose monitoring
❤️ Cardiology · CYP2C19 intermediate metabolizer
ClopidogrelConsider alternative
WarfarinReduced dose
AtorvastatinStandard use
🩺 Pain · CYP2D6 + OPRM1
Codeine / TramadolNot recommended
OxycodoneAdjusted dose
IbuprofenStandard use
NGx Life app
Downloadable PDF
Interpretation consult

Choose your pharmacogenetic test

Select the plan that fits your situation

Both plans include the home sampling kit and the full digital report.

Pharmacogenetic only

PGx test

$9,800MXN

One-time payment · No subscriptions

  • Analysis of 50+ common medications
  • Categories: psychiatry, cardiology, pain
  • Downloadable digital PDF report
  • Sample kit with shipping included
  • Orientation consult (30 min)
  • Valid for life
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Best value — Save $5,100

NGx + PGx combo

$15,750MXN

One-time payment · Broader clinical scope

  • Everything in the PGx test plan
  • 100+ medications evaluated
  • Expanded oncology and psychiatry
  • Infectious disease and gastroenterology
  • Medical interpretation consult (60 min)
  • Report to share with your treating physician
  • Database updates for 2 years
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How does your pharmacogenetic test work step by step?

Simple, safe, and entirely from home

You do not need to go to a lab. The whole process uses a buccal swab sent to your home.

1

Order your kit

Purchase online and receive your kit in 24–48 hrs with a prepaid return envelope included nationwide in Mexico.

2

Collect and send your sample

Painless 2-minute cheek swab. Seal the kit and ship it to the lab using the included prepaid label.

3

Receive your report

In 10–14 days, access your full report by email and book your interpretation consultation with a specialist.

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What science says about pharmacogenetics

Solid evidence supporting this technology

30–40%

of adverse drug reactions are preventable with appropriate pharmacogenetic information.

2+

million scientific publications support the clinical use of pharmacogenetics in precision medicine.

50+

FDA-approved drugs include pharmacogenetic information on their official labeling.

>99%

of people have at least one relevant genetic variant that affects response to common medications.

🔬 NGx Pharmacogenetic Test — Validated by clinical pharmacogenomics. Targeted Genotyping — Agena/Sequenom MassARRAY (iPLEX Gold assay + mass spectrometry) with coverage of CPIC and PharmGKB class A and B variants.

What people who already took the test are saying

Real experiences from patients and physicians

I had spent three years without finding the right antidepressant. The pharmacogenetic test showed I am a slow CYP2D6 metabolizer. With that information my psychiatrist adjusted my medication and I finally responded to treatment.

ML
María L.
Patient · Mental health

As a cardiologist, I now order the test for my patients before prescribing clopidogrel or warfarin. The NGx report is clear, CPIC-based, and it completely changes how I make therapeutic decisions.

RZ
Dr. Rodrigo Z.
Cardiologist · Private hospital, Mexico City

I had a terrible reaction to codeine prescribed after surgery. Later I learned I am an ultra-rapid metabolizer. I wish I had had this test sooner. Now I share it with every doctor I see.

JA
Jorge A.
Patient · Post-surgical pain
Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about the pharmacogenetic test

Yes, completely. Sample collection uses a cheek swab—no needles or invasive procedures. Genetic analysis is performed in CLIA- and CAP-certified laboratories, with the highest standards of biosafety and data privacy.
Nutrigenetics studies how your genes influence your response to nutrients and your ideal diet. Pharmacogenetics, on the other hand, analyzes how you metabolize medications and predicts your response to specific drugs. Both are branches of precision medicine and complement each other.
No. The test analyzes your DNA, not the current effect of any medication. You can take it even if you are not on any drugs right now. In fact, it is ideal to do it before starting long-term treatment.
Once your payment is confirmed, you will receive your kit within 24–48 hrs. It includes the collection swab, detailed instructions, and a prepaid shipping label to return your sample at no extra cost.
No. The test is a clinical support tool. Your physician interprets the results in the context of your health history and makes therapeutic decisions. That is why we include an interpretation consult with a pharmacogenomics specialist.
Yes. The kit is shipped to your home anywhere in Mexico. Return shipping for your sample is also covered from any state. Results are delivered digitally so you can access them from anywhere.

Would you like guidance before your test?

The NGx pharmacogenomics team is available to answer your questions and help you choose the plan that best fits your clinical situation.

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