MyHealthscore
Your chances for six common conditions, compared with other people.
Learn More about MyHealthscoreOur tests
Twelve tests, each from one sample collected at home, with every report reviewed by a geneticist.
What do you want to know?
Inherited risk, medicines and your full genome.
Your chances for six common conditions, compared with other people.
Learn More → about MyHealthscoreDid I inherit the heart condition that runs in my family?
Learn More → about CardioRiskDid I inherit the cancer risk that runs in my family?
Learn More → about CancerRiskInherited heart and cancer risk, in one test.
Learn More → about MyGeneticRiskYour whole genetic code: the widest picture from one sample.
Learn More → about MyGenomeSkin, hair, nutrition, fitness and ageing.
How your genes shape your skin and its tendency to acne.
Learn More → about AcneTestHow your genes shape strength, endurance and recovery.
Learn More → about SportTestHow your genes shape hormone therapy and supplement choices around menopause.
Learn More → about MenoGenCompare
The six clinical tests answer two different kinds of question. Start with the question, then the test.
Inherited risk
Looks for rare gene changes passed down through a family. The answer is yes, no, or a change that cannot yet be interpreted.
CardioRisk · CancerRisk · MyGeneticRisk · MyGenome
Likelihood
Adds up many small, common variations into a score. Never a yes or no. Useful when nothing striking runs in your family.
MyHealthscore
| What it covers | MyHealthscoreWhat should I watch for? | CardioRiskInherited heart risk | CancerRiskInherited cancer risk | MyGeneticRiskHeart and cancer | MyPharmaWhich medicines suit me? | MyGenomeThe widest picture |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heart | ||||||
| Cancer | ||||||
| Diabetes and blood pressure | ||||||
| Medicines | ||||||
| What you could pass on | ||||||
| Conditions you carry silently | ||||||
| Traits and ancestry | ||||||
| Test page | Learn more about MyHealthscore | Learn more about CardioRisk | Learn more about CancerRisk | Learn more about MyGeneticRisk | Learn more about MyPharma | Learn more about MyGenome |
What should I watch for?
Inherited heart risk
Inherited cancer risk
Heart and cancer
Which medicines suit me?
The widest picture
IncludedPartly, or tendency onlyNot covered
Sample
Saliva, collected at home
Results
6 to 8 weeks from the lab receiving your sample
Genetic counselling
Available, charged separately
MyGenome reads 150 drug response markers, which is not the same measure as MyPharma’s 129 medicines. If your question is only about medicines, MyPharma answers it directly.
MyGenome
Our most comprehensive test reads your entire genetic code.
Questions
The questions people ask most before choosing a test.
See all questionsGenetic testing can be clinically valuable across many areas of health, including earlier screening and personalised medical care. At iGenetx, we see genetics as a lifelong resource that supports informed, proactive health decisions. The first step is a conversation with our team, who will help you decide whether genetic testing is right for you and which test fits.
iGenetx offers genetic services for individuals seeking a proactive, personalised approach to their health, as well as for those with symptoms, medical histories, or family backgrounds that warrant genetic investigation. Before you buy, our team will talk it through with you and help you choose the test that fits your question.
Being a carrier of a genetic variant is common and not inherently harmful. Identifying carrier status is beneficial, as it enables preventive strategies, informed monitoring, and personalised healthcare planning. Early awareness often leads to better outcomes and more effective medical management.
Not necessarily. Humans have two copies of most genes. In recessive conditions, disease develops only when both gene copies are affected. Carriers usually have one normal and one altered copy and do not develop the disease themselves. However, this information is important for family planning, as two carriers of the same condition may have children at risk.
No. Your genetic sequence remains unchanged throughout your life. What evolves is scientific knowledge. As research progresses, new discoveries may emerge, making your genome a lifelong resource that can be revisited to inform future healthcare decisions.
The cost of genetic testing depends on the technology used, the amount of DNA analysed, and the level of clinical expertise required for interpretation. Whole genome sequencing provides the most comprehensive and clinically impactful data. At iGenetx, every report is reviewed by a geneticist. The conversation with our team before you buy is free, and a genetic counselling session after your results is available and charged separately.
Talk it through with our team before you buy. There is no charge for this conversation.
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