Private Health Care & Testing
Inagene
Private healthcare access for Canadians includes knowing how your own body handles medicine. Inagene is a Canadian pharmacogenomic testing company: one cheek swab shows how your body is likely to respond to more than 200 medications. We help Canadians gain access to private health care and insurance, including testing the public system does not routinely provide.
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What It Is
The right drug, the right dose, the first time
Trial and error is how most medication choices still get made: try one, wait, adjust, switch. Pharmacogenomics reads the genes that control how you process medications, so you and your doctor start closer to the right answer.
More than 200 medications
The Complete Health test reports on how you are likely to respond to medications across mental health, pain, cardiology, cancer care, neurology, gastroenterology, and women’s health.
A Toronto laboratory
Samples are analyzed in Inagene’s COLA and CLIA accredited Toronto lab. Inagene holds a Health Canada Medical Device Establishment Licence.
Results in about 10 days
A clear report with medication and dosage recommendations you review with your doctor or pharmacist.
Your DNA stays yours
Data is encrypted, never sold or shared, and your sample is destroyed when it is no longer needed.
The Tests
Focused tests or the full picture
Complete Health, $549
The broadest panel: your predicted response to more than 240 medications across most major areas of medicine. The one most clients choose.
Pain & Mental Health, $449
Focused on the medications used for chronic pain and mental health, where finding the right drug can otherwise take months of trial and error.
Women’s Health, $399
Medication guidance across every stage: menstrual health, birth control, pregnancy and postpartum, and menopause.
Cardiovascular Health, $399
Your response to the medications that treat cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood clotting, and protect your heart.
Prices shown are Inagene’s published prices at the time of writing. Confirm current pricing when you order. An optional Advantage membership, about $150 a year, keeps your report updated as new medications are approved.
The Honest Limits
What a gene test can and cannot do
A pharmacogenomic report is a guide for a conversation with your doctor or pharmacist, not a diagnosis and not a prescription. It will not tell you which drug you must take. It tells you which drugs your body is likely to handle well, and which deserve caution, so the trial and error gets shorter. That is a genuinely useful thing to know before you need a medication, not after.
How It Works
Working with us is straightforward
01
Book a consultation
We help you choose the test that matches your medications and your questions.
02
Swab at home
The kit arrives by mail with free shipping. A cheek swab takes a minute, and a prepaid label sends it back.
03
Review your report
Results in about 10 days, written to be shared with your doctor and pharmacist.
What does an Inagene test show?
Inagene is a Canadian pharmacogenomic test: one cheek swab shows how your body is likely to respond to more than 200 medications. That helps you and your doctor choose drugs and doses with your DNA in hand, instead of relying only on trial and error.
Which test should I choose, and what do they cost?
Complete Health is $549 and reports on your predicted response to more than 240 medications across most major areas of medicine. The focused tests are Pain and Mental Health at $449, and Women’s Health and Cardiovascular Health at $399 each. Prices shown are Inagene’s published prices at the time of writing, and we confirm current pricing when you order.
How do I take the test?
The kit arrives by mail with free shipping. A cheek swab takes a minute at home, and a prepaid label sends it back to Inagene’s Toronto laboratory, which is COLA and CLIA accredited, and Inagene holds a Health Canada Medical Device Establishment Licence.
How long do results take?
Results arrive in about 10 days, in a clear report with medication and dosage recommendations to review with your doctor or pharmacist. An optional Advantage membership, about $150 a year, keeps your report updated as new medications are approved.
What can the report not do, and is my data private?
The report is a guide for a conversation with your doctor or pharmacist, not a diagnosis and not a prescription. Your data is encrypted, never sold or shared, and your sample is destroyed when it is no longer needed.
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