YOUR DNA. YOUR MEDICATION. YOUR RESPONSE.
One Test. Personalized Insights for More Informed Treatment Decisions.
Understand how your unique genetics may influence the way your body responds to commonly prescribed medications.
pharmaPower is a comprehensive pharmacogenetic test that analyzes key genetic variations associated with medication metabolism and response. Gain personalized insights into how your body may process certain medications, helping you have more informed conversations with your physician, pharmacist, and healthcare team about your treatment options. pharmaPower reviews genetic markers related to 160+ commonly prescribed medications across multiple therapeutic areas.
Your genes can influence how quickly or slowly your body processes certain medications. Understanding these genetic differences can provide valuable insights into medication effectiveness, sensitivity, and potential side effects.
Gain insights into genetic factors associated with medications commonly prescribed for blood pressure, cholesterol management, blood clotting, and other cardiovascular conditions.
Understand genetic variations that may influence how your body responds to certain antidepressants, antipsychotics, anxiety medications, and neurological treatments.
Explore pharmacogenetic insights related to medications used for diabetes management, pain relief, inflammation, and other commonly prescribed therapies.
Pharmacogenetics provides another layer of information that can help support conversations with healthcare providers when evaluating medications, treatment plans, and long-term health management strategies.
A pharmacogenetic test is most valuable when it helps you make more informed healthcare decisions. pharmaPower analyzes genetic variations associated with medication metabolism and response, providing actionable insights that can support personalized healthcare discussions.
160+ Medications Reviewed | Multiple Therapeutic Categories | Pharmacogenetic Analysis | Practitioner-Ready Report | Medication Response Insights | Optional Pharmacist Consultation
DIVE INTO THE BENEFITS OF PHARMAPOWER
Understand Your Genetic Response to Infection Medicines.
Your genetic profile may influence how certain neurological medicines are processed and how you respond to treatment. Explore your pharmacogenomic insights across medicines used for seizures and neurological conditions.
Discover How Your Genes May Influence Heart Medications.
Review your Cardiology medication results across Beta Blockers, Statins, and Anticoagulants, with personalized insights into your genetic response to each medication.
Understand Your Neurology Medication Profile.
Genetics can play a role in how individuals respond to certain mental health medications. Pharmacogenetic information can help support personalized treatment discussions.
Better Insights for Diabetes & Metabolic Health.
Genetic differences can influence how individuals respond to diabetes medications. Pharmacogenomic insights can help provide a more personalized view of medication response and support treatment discussions.
Personalized Insights for Cancer Treatment.
Genetic differences may influence how certain cancer medicines are processed and how individuals respond to treatment. Pharmacogenomic insights can help provide additional information for treatment discussions.
• Explore genetic insights across commonly used cancer medicines.
• Understand genetic factors associated with cancer medication response.
• Explore pharmacogenomic insights across chemotherapy and targeted therapies.
• Understand how your genetic profile may relate to specific treatment responses.
• Identify medicines marked as Use as Directed, Use with Caution, or Action Recommended.
Explore Personalized Insights Beyond Major Health Specialties.
Your genetics remain largely unchanged throughout life, making pharmacogenetic testing a long-term resource for future healthcare decisions.
YOUR DNA. YOUR MEDICATION. YOUR RESPONSE.
One Test. Personalized Insights for More Informed Treatment Decisions.
Understand how your unique genetics may influence the way your body responds to commonly prescribed medications.
Heart & Cardiovascular Health
Covers genetic factors influencing therapies for hypertension, angina, heart failure, myocardial infarction, and cardiovascular events.
Diabetes & Metabolic Health
Evaluates genetic response to therapies used for Type 2 diabetes and blood-glucose control.
Mental & Neurological Health
Studies genes linked to mood, mental, brain, and memory conditions such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, and dementia.
Infectious & Antimicrobial Health
Covers pharmacogenomic factors involved in the treatment of Hepatitis C, HIV/AIDS, and active and latent tuberculosis.
Immune & Inflammatory Health
Checks genes linked to immune and inflammatory conditions such as asthma, COPD, allergies, Crohn’s disease, and ulcerative colitis.
Cancer & Oncology Health
Covers genetic factors linked to therapies for breast, ovarian, lung, blood cancers, neuroblastoma, and sarcoma.
Bone, Pain & General Health
Assesses genetic factors linked to chronic pain, opioid dependence, osteoporosis, and Paget’s disease of bone.
Respiratory & Pulmonary Health
Evaluates genetic response to therapies used for asthma, COPD, bronchitis, and exercise-induced asthma.
WHY THIS IS DIFFERENT
Go beyond basic genetic testing with personalized insights into medication response, metabolism, and treatment.
Feature
Typical Pharmacogenetic Test
Conventional Medication Approach
Testing Technology
Genetic analysis to identify variants that may influence medication response
Selected genes and variants based on the test panel
Clinical history, symptoms and standard guidelines
Panels
Cardiology, Diabetology, Psychiatry, Infectious Disease, Oncology, Pain Management & more
Usually focused on selected genes or drug groups
No genetic panels; treatment based on clinical assessment
Drug Coverage
180+ drugs across multiple therapeutic areas
Coverage varies by test and may include a limited set of medications
Broad medication use, without individualized genetic response insights
Medication Response
Personalized insights into how genetic variants may influence medication response, efficacy and metabolism
Insights limited to included gene–drug combinations
Response assessed through clinical outcomes and follow-up
Efficacy & Treatment Response
Identifies genetic factors associated with potential differences in treatment response
Focuses on specific validated gene–drug associations
Treatment effectiveness evaluated after medication use
Metabolism & Drug Processing
Assesses genetic factors involved in drug metabolism and processing, including relevant CYP/NAT pathways
Selected metabolizer genes depending on the panel
Genetic metabolism usually not assessed
Safety & Toxicity Insights
Identifies genetic associations that may influence drug exposure, adverse effects or toxicity
Limited to included genetic markers
Safety monitored through symptoms, history and laboratory tests
Evidence-Based Personalized Report
Detailed medication-by-medication interpretations with genetic findings, evidence and supporting references
Gene–drug results for medications included in the test
Medication selection based on clinical information and standard treatment approaches
Pharmacogenetic testing analyzes genetic variations that may influence how your body processes and responds to certain medications. These insights can help support personalized healthcare discussions.
pharmaPower provides insights for more than 160 commonly prescribed medications across multiple therapeutic areas.
No. Because your genetic information generally remains unchanged, your results may be useful for future medication discussions with healthcare professionals.
No. You should never start, stop, or adjust medication based solely on pharmacogenetic results. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making medication decisions.
The report includes medications across cardiology, mental health, diabetes, neurology, pain management, gastroenterology, oncology, immunology, infectious diseases, and general medicine.
pharmaPower is designed for individuals interested in personalized healthcare, medication response insights, preventive wellness, and supporting informed conversations with physicians and pharmacists regarding medications included in the report.
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