Pharmacogenetics Test

A genetic test exploring how variations may influence response to medicines. Findings support prescribing discussions with your clinician.

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AED 2,500
Sample
Saliva only.
Expected results
15–20 days.
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About this test

The Pharmacogenetics Test at Getchecked Clinic explores how genetic variations may influence your response to medicines. Findings can help your prescribing clinician consider medication selection, dosage and the risk of adverse reactions.

Your test at a glance

  • Test fee: AED 2,500
  • Sample: Saliva only
  • Expected results: 15–20 days
  • Preparation: The nurse will guide you.

Understanding your results

Review the findings with your prescribing clinician alongside your medical history and current medicines. Do not start, stop or change a medicine or its dose based on this test without medical advice. Testing does not guarantee a medicine will work or prevent every side effect.

Results and included services

Expected results

15–20 days.

Questions about this test

What does this test assess?

It explores genetic variations that may influence medication response, helping your clinician consider medication selection, dosage and adverse-reaction risks.

How should I prepare and provide my sample?

Saliva only. Getchecked Clinic will guide you on preparation and saliva collection when arranging your test.

When can I expect results?

Expected results are 15–20 days.

What is the test fee?

The Pharmacogenetics Test fee is AED 2,500.

Should I change my medicines after receiving results?

Do not start, stop or change any medicine or its dose without advice from your prescribing clinician. Results need to be considered alongside your medical history and current medicines.

Does testing guarantee a medicine will work without side effects?

No. Genetic findings can support prescribing decisions but do not guarantee effectiveness or prevent every side effect.

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