Reference DNA test Report
Personalize Your Meds | Cautious Mr. Chan
Personal Traits
Your results suggest a tendency for reduced conversion of blood thinner to its active form. This may influence how the medication functions in your body.
Suggested Action:
Share this information with your doctor for further medical advice or alternative options.
Cholesterol medicine
Lower Needs
Normal Needs
Higher Needs
Blood Thinner
Lower Needs
Normal Needs
Higher Needs
Heart Medicine
Lower Needs
Normal Needs
Higher Needs
Pharmacogenomic (PGx Only)
Understand how your genes may influence how you respond to common medications. Make Informed Choices with Your Prescriptions
Blood Thinner Metabolism
Cholestrol Medicine Sensitivity
Heart Medicine Response
Pain Killer Processing
Blood Pressure Medicine Effectiveness
Why You Still Struggle Despite Effort
Section Highlights:
Tired of Side Effects or Unclear Results?
Medications work differently for everyone — and sometimes, your body’s genetic tendencies may impact how they’re processed. Your DNA may help explain why and support better conversations with your doctor.
Disclaimer: This is not a diagnostic or prescribing tool. Use this report only in consultation with a licensed healthcare provider.
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A: No. Always consult your doctor. This report helps guide discussions, not self-medication.
A: The report is based on peer-reviewed pharmacogenomic guidelines and lab-certified results, but individual response may still vary.
A: Many doctors value genetic insights. Bring your report to a consultation for shared decision-making.
Report Coverage
Full access to 348 insights across all of pro.Genome™ — with 287 medications and 15 drug classes prioritized in this view, including heart health, blood thinners, painkillers, hypertension meds, and more.
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