Find The Right Medication Based on your DNA
Take the first step with an easy in-home saliva test
The ClarityX Medication Response test helps you understand how your DNA can impact your medications. The ClarityX test helps your doctor prescribe a more genetically optimal medication to avoid medications that may cause side effects or be less likely to work. ClarityX works directly with your primary care provider and is approved and covered by most insurance.*
How to get started
Get started with 3 easy steps
1. Click The Get Started Button
ClarityX will send a test requisition form to your primary care doctor to approve testing.
2. Ship Out Your ClarityX Test
Simply provide a saliva sample and place it in your mailbox with the pre-paid label.
3. Receive Your Results
You and your primary care doctor will receive your personalized report.
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Testing Options
Your testing options include:
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ClarityX Mental Wellness
ClarityX Mental Wellness will give you a definitive answer as to how the genes that make up your body will react with antidepressants, antipsychotics, anxiolytics, SSNRI’s and SSRI’s. ClarityX Mental Wellness will give your doctor insight as to what medications will work best for you, which medications will require a dosage adjustment, which drugs may put you at risk for unwanted side effects based on your genetic profile, and how these medications will interact with each other.
ClarityX Heart Health
ClarityX Heart Health can tell your doctor if you were born with a genetic variant that may dramatically affect how your body will metabolize cardiac medications. These variants can result in your prescriptions not working as intended or causing unwanted side effects. Both situations could put you at risk for a major cardiovascular event. ClarityX Heart Health will tell your doctor how your body will respond to several classes of medications including: blood pressure and cholesterol lowering drugs, antiplatelet agents, antiarrhythmic drugs, and anticoagulant medications.
The Science Behind ClarityX
The pharmacogenetic (PGx) test is a clinically proven, genetic-based decision support tool that analyzes clinically important genetic variations that may affect your response to current and future prescribed medications.
The American Medical Association recognizes that Cytochrome P450 enzymes are responsible for approximately 70% of drug metabolism in the body.
Currently, more than 450 popularly prescribed medications contain pharmacogenetic information in their FDA approved labels.
The results of the test can help your doctor prescribe more genetically optimal medications and avoid medications that may cause side effects, be less likely to work and avoid future hospitalizations.
Listen to Jen’s journey
MIAMI, FL
ClarityX Patient
– Jen
Jen had struggled with depression for over 10 years. Listen to how ClarityX helped her find relief.
Jen had struggled with depression for over 10 years. Listen to how ClarityX helped her find relief.
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Your Results
Once you complete a ClarityX test, a detailed report will be generated. You and your primary care physician will receive these results. Your test report will help you and your doctor choose more genetically optimal medications and avoid medications that may cause side effects or be less likely to work.
Empowering
Take control of your health with medically actionable results that you and your doctor can use to create a precise medication plan. The ClarityX report will give you insight on over 450 FDA approved medications reporting in the following 16 therapeutic areas Cardiology, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Gynecology, Immunology, Infectious Disease, Neurology, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, Pain Management, Psychiatry, Pulmonology, Rheumatology, Urology, and Steroids.
Speak to a Molecular Advisor
Molecular Advisors are available to assist you in understanding and reviewing your personalized report. We can also review the results with your primary care physician.
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