Hematology PGx.
Know your clotting risk.
A 3-gene panel for medications used to treat low platelet counts (thrombocytopenia), including inherited clotting risk factors. One saliva sample, run in our CLIA-certified lab, with results your prescriber can refer back to.
Medications and the genes behind them
Your report shows how your genes are likely to affect each of these medications, so your prescriber can choose the drug and dose with more information.
The same dose can work differently in different people.
People starting avatrombopag or lusutrombopag, where drug metabolism and inherited clotting variants can affect safety.
Is this test right for you?
If any of these sound familiar, this test was built for your situation.
- You have a low platelet count and are starting treatment.
- You are scheduled for a procedure that requires raising platelets.
- You or close relatives have had blood clots.
- You take other medications processed by CYP2C9.
- Your hematologist suggested genetic testing.
- You want results you can keep for future prescriptions.
Answering yes to even one of these is a good reason to test before the next prescription change.
Order a test
The Hematology PGx Panel is selected for you. Kits ship to your door, or drop your sample off at our Maryland lab. No appointment and no insurance claim required.
- ✓Run in our own CLIA-certified Maryland lab
- ✓Gene-drug results your prescriber can act on
- ✓Results in your secure portal with a plain-language summary
One sample. One time.
Your genotype doesn't change, so most people only need to test once.
Check out in about two minutes. A licensed physician reviews and orders your test.
Plain, unmarked packaging with simple instructions.
A saliva sample or cheek swab takes a minute. Send it back with the prepaid label, or drop it at the lab.
Your gene-drug report lands in your secure portal in 3–7 business days, ready to share with any prescriber.
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Questions people actually ask
Will this test change my medications?+
Not on its own. Your report gives your prescriber information about how your genes are likely to affect each medication. Never stop or change a medication without talking to them first.
Do I need to repeat the test?+
Your genotype doesn't change, so most people test once. Interpretations can be updated as guidelines evolve. If you've had a bone marrow, stem-cell or liver transplant, ask your provider before testing.
How is the sample collected?+
With a saliva sample or a cheek swab at home — no needles and no blood draw. Instructions are in the kit.
How long until I get results?+
Typically 3–7 business days after your sample reaches the lab. You'll get a notification when your report is ready.
Do I need a doctor to order it?+
No. A licensed physician in our network reviews and places the order as part of checkout, at no extra cost.
Will this show up on my insurance?+
No. You pay the lab directly, so no claim is submitted. Results are delivered to a secure, HIPAA-compliant portal.