Pharmacogenetic Report

* Product valid only for those who have taken a tellmeGen Advanced genetic test.

Did you know that your genetics can help you better understand how some medications act in your body? Would you like to know if your genetic profile can influence the response, efficacy, or tolerability of certain treatments?

From the tellmeGen Pharmacogenetics Department, we can help you understand your results in the pharmacological compatibility section through a general summary of the main results obtained, including the most relevant genes related to drug response and their possible implications.

• Personalized information about specific drugs you want to consult, even if they are not included on the platform, provided that information is collected in the main clinical pharmacogenetic guidelines.
• Guidance on treatments in different therapeutic areas, such as the cardiovascular system, analgesia, anti-inflammatories, psychiatry, neurology, oncology, antivirals, immunosuppressants, gastric protectors, or antirheumatics, among others.
• Interpretation of possible recommendations related to dose, efficacy, tolerability, or risk of adverse effects, when supported by recognized pharmacogenetic evidence.
• Information on possible drug interactions, provided it is relevant to the consultation made.
• Support to better understand your results and facilitate the conversation with your doctor or pharmacist.

The report will be sent by email in the language chosen by the user, preferably in Spanish or English. It may also be available in German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Russian, Japanese, Finnish, and Norwegian.

We guarantee the privacy, confidentiality, and security of your data by applying the latest encryption technology so that only the genetic counselor and you can access the report data.

Optimize the knowledge about your health with a personalized tellmeGen pharmacogenetic report.

Acquire your Pharmacogenetic Report and begin to better understand how your genetic profile can influence the response to certain medications.