DNA test created for women.
From menstruation and birth control to pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and menopause, your DNA can help guide safer, more effective medication choices at every step.





What is Inagene’s Women’s Health test?
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With a simple cheek swab at home, the test examines how your body processes 80+ medications used in women’s health—from hormonal treatments and antidepressants to pain management medications.
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We take your privacy seriously. Your DNA data is encrypted and protected. It is never sold or shared and is chemically destroyed when no longer needed.
View the list of medications we test for here.
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Not all test are created equal
Number of Medications Covered | Scientific Standards | Number of Gene Variants Tested | Results Update Frequency | Cost | ISO Certified | |
Inagene | 206 | High | 128 | Minimum 4x per year* | $399 | Y |
Personalized Prescribing | 70 | Low | 104 | Unknown | $499 | Unknown |
Pill Check | 285 | Low | 103 | 1-2x per year | $599 | Y |
Biron | 110 | Low | 48 | Unknown | $499 | Unknown |
DNA Labs | 130 | Low | Unknown | Unknown | $349 | Unknown |
*Number of medications and price vary by test.
*Quarterly updates are available through the paid Inagene Advantage Membership.
Accredited Toronto Lab
Genetic analysis is performed in our COLA and CLIA-accredited Toronto laboratory. These accrediting bodies are mandated to ensure that testing laboratories meet quality control and accuracy standards and certify that the results are accurate and reliable. Inagene also holds a Medical Device Establishment Licence (#9922) from Health Canada.
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FAQS
Can this test help with managing menopause symptoms?
Yes. The Inagene Women's Health test can analyze how your genetics affect your response to medications used to manage menopause symptoms, such as hot flashes and mood changes. By understanding your genetic makeup, your health care provider will have the tools to identify treatments that are more likely to work effectively for you.
Can this test be used during pregnancy or postpartum?
While pharmacogenetic testing is a valuable tool for many women’s health concerns, it does not assess medication exposure risks during pregnancy or breastfeeding. However, it can provide insights into how your genetics might affect medications related to postpartum mental health or pain management after childbirth. Always consult your healthcare provider to ensure the safety of any medication during these stages.
Can this test help with PMS, PMDD, or menstrual pain?
Yes. The test analyzes how your genes impact your response to medications commonly prescribed for these conditions, helping you and your doctor find options that are more likely to work, and avoid those that may cause side effects or be ineffective.
What happens to my DNA sample after the test?
In the lab, your DNA sample is identified only by a unique barcode, not by your name. This ensures that your personal identity is not linked to your genetic information during analysis. We follow careful, step-by-step procedures to protect your samples from start to finish. Your DNA is chemically destroyed when it is no longer needed.
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References
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Source: *McInnes G, Lavertu A, Sangkuhl K, Klein TE, Whirl-Carrillo M, Altman RB. Pharmacogenetics at Scale: An Analysis of the UK Biobank. Clin Pharmacol Ther. 2021; 109(6): 1528-1537. doi:10.1002/cpt.2122