Find a more effective mental health medication for you.

Differences in a person’s genes can change how well these drugs work and what side effects they might cause. Pharmacogenetic testing for depression treatment can increase the likelihood of remission by 85%.*

Yes. The Inagene Pain & Mental Health test analyzes how your genes affect your response to over 105 medications commonly used to treat anxiety, depression, OCD, acute and chronic pain and more. It can help identify which treatments are more likely to be effective—and which may cause side effects—based on your DNA.

Yes. If you’re currently taking medication for pain or mental health but aren’t getting the relief you need, or you’re experiencing side effects, this test can help uncover whether your genetics are playing a role. Using your DNA provides insight into how your body processes medications, helping you and your doctor choose options that are better suited to your individual needs. It can guide dose adjustments or medication changes to reduce side effects, avoid trial and error, and find a more effective treatment faster.

At Inagene, protecting your privacy and personal data is our top priority. We operate in compliance with Canadian Data Protection regulations, including the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and Canadian Provincial Privacy Regulations. Comprehensive physical, electronic and procedural safeguards are in place to protect against unauthorized use, access, alteration, duplication, destruction, disclosure, loss or theft of your personal information. Additionally, Canadian legislation prevents employers, insurance companies or anyone else from asking you to disclose your genetic test results.

Your personalized report will enable you and your healthcare team to manage your health concerns more effectively and safely. By analyzing your DNA, we can predict how you are likely to respond to up to 105 commonly used medications. Your Inagene results provide personalized recommendations on which medications may work better for you, which ones may require a modified approach, and when alternative medications should be considered. The recommendations in your report will help you reduce side effects, avoid trial and error and find a more effective medication faster.