Our tests

Four ways to hear what your biology has to say.

Each one is a simple at-home collection, run in a certified lab and reported in plain language — so the next conversation with your clinician starts from your results, not a guess.

  • CLIA & CAP certified lab
  • HIPAA secure, never sold
  • Clinician reviewed

Which test should I start with

Start from the question you actually have.

Four tests, four jobs. Pick the question in front of you this month — many people run more than one, and DNA results never expire.

Build a kit: every test after the first is 20% off.

TRU-1 at-home GLP-1 genetic test kit box
  • GLP1R
  • CNR1
  • CTRB1

GLP-1 response genetics

TRU-1 reads how you may respond and tolerate medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide.

Sample
Cheek swab
Results
2–3 weeks
Reads
6 variants across 3 genes
Regular price $349 Price $249

Lumyn at-home genetic wellness kit box
  • MTHFR
  • VDR
  • CYP1A2
  • CLOCK

Genetic wellness panel

Lumyn turns 39 genes into a short list of what to take, skip, and how to train.

Sample
Cheek swab
Results
2–3 weeks
Reads
39 genes, 49 variants
PULS at-home blood collection kit box
  • Blood health
  • Metabolic
  • Lipids
  • Liver

At-home blood test

PULS is an at-home blood test. Results typically in 48–72 hours after the lab has your sample.

Sample
At-home blood collection
Results
48–72 hrs
Reads
Multiple blood biomarkers across major areas of health
Blue Genes Clinical PGx at-home cheek swab kit box
  • CYP2D6
  • CYP2C19
  • CYP2C9
  • SLCO1B1

Pharmacogenomic panel · provider-ordered

Blue Genes Clinical PGx is provider-ordered, covers dozens of drug classes, and lasts a lifetime.

Sample
Cheek swab
Results
7–10 days
Reads
Medication-response genes, dozens of drug classes

Compare

Side by side

Same certified lab and plain-language report. Different questions, samples and timelines.

Feature TRU-1 GLP-1 response genetic test Lumyn genetic wellness panel PULS at-home blood test Blue Genes Clinical PGx pharmacogenomic (PGx) panel
Best for Deciding on, or troubleshooting, a GLP-1 Everyday nutrition, energy and sleep A broader view of your overall health Medication safety across many prescriptions
Sample Cheek swab Cheek swab At-home blood collection Cheek swab
Turnaround 2–3 weeks 2–3 weeks 48–72 hrs 7–10 days
What it measures 6 variants across 3 genes 39 genes, 49 variants Multiple blood biomarkers across major areas of health Medication-response genes, dozens of drug classes
Price $249 Regular price $349 $299 Starting at $100 Provider-ordered
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Genie

Your results, translated into the next thing you can do.

Genie is the AI in your Blue Genes account. It reads the panels you have actually resulted — not a generic script — then talks in plain language: what it means for you, what to try this week, and what to bring to your clinician.

Ask Genie

Genie is educational support, not a diagnosis or a prescription. Clinical decisions stay with you and your licensed provider.

Questions

Choosing a test

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what you are trying to learn and we will point you to the right test.

Start from the question you actually have — not from the catalog. Considering a GLP-1 such as Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro or Zepbound, or already on one and not seeing what you hoped? TRU-1. Everyday nutrition, energy, sleep, or training that never quite fits? Lumyn. Want lab-quality bloodwork without the lab visit? PULS, an at-home blood test. On several prescriptions and want the next one to land safer? Blue Genes Clinical PGx — your provider orders it, and the result lasts a lifetime. You can run more than one. DNA results never expire. Start with the question in front of you this month.

No. Blue Genes tests are not HSA or FSA eligible. Blue Genes Clinical PGx is provider-ordered and coverage varies by plan.

TRU-1, Lumyn and PULS check out on the Blue Genes marketplace. After you order, sign in there to track shipping and your results. Blue Genes Clinical PGx starts with a free patient account on this site, and your healthcare provider orders the panel.

No. They give you and your clinician more context — how you may respond to a medication, where your biology sets the rules for everyday wellness, or what your bloodwork shows. They do not diagnose disease or replace clinical care.

Genie is the AI in your Blue Genes account. After a panel results, it reads your own markers — not a generic script — and turns them into next steps: how to train, which nutrients to take or skip, what your Blueprint Score moved, and what to raise with your clinician. It is educational support, not a diagnosis or a prescription.