Personalized medication insight, guided by your DNA.

ClarityX Pharmacogenetic Testing, also known as PGx testing, helps identify how your genetics may affect the way your body processes and responds to certain medications. Pharmacogenetic testing looks at gene variations that can influence medication metabolism, effectiveness, and risk of side effects.

This test may be helpful for individuals who are currently taking medications, have experienced unwanted side effects, are taking multiple prescriptions, or want additional information to share with their healthcare provider before starting or adjusting certain medications.

ClarityX reports medication-response information across a wide range of prescription medication categories, including mental health, pain management, cardiology, and other therapeutic areas. ClarityX’s Max Rx test states that it reports on 275+ prescription medications across 31 therapeutic areas.

What This Test May Help With

• Understanding how your body may metabolize certain medications
• Identifying possible medication-gene interactions
• Supporting conversations with your healthcare provider
• Reducing trial-and-error when appropriate
• Providing insight for patients taking multiple prescriptions
• Helping providers make more informed medication decisions

How It Works

After your order is reviewed, PhlebCARE will coordinate the next steps for your ClarityX PGx test. Collection is simple and may be completed using a saliva-based sample, depending on the test kit and ordering pathway. ClarityX describes its testing process as an easy in-home saliva test.

Once processed, results are generated in a personalized report that can be reviewed with your physician, pharmacist, or prescribing provider.

Important Disclaimer

ClarityX Pharmacogenetic Testing does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition. Results should not be used to start, stop, or change any medication without guidance from a licensed healthcare provider. ClarityX also states that its tests are not a substitute for professional medical advice and that medication or dosage changes should not be made without consulting a healthcare provider.