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Your Pharmacogenomic (PGx) Report

Personalized insights to help guide safer, more effective medication decisions.

Patient Name

John Smith

Date of Birth

01/15/1980

Report Date

September 9, 2026

Specimen Type

Buccal Swab

Report ID

GRX-1002345

Results at a Glance

Right Medication. A Brighter Tomorrow.

Your DNA holds clues to how your body processes medications. This report highlights findings that may help you and your provider choose the safest, most effective options for you.

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Important Genetic Consideration

These results may meaningfully affect how certain medications work for you. Share them with your healthcare provider.

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Use With Additional Consideration

These results may influence medication choices or dosing. Your provider may take them into account when prescribing.

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No Actionable PGx Finding Identified

For these medications, no genetic variations requiring a change in treatment were identified.

Important Genetic Consideration

MedicationGeneYour ResultWhat This Means
ClopidogrelCYP2C19Intermediate MetabolizerMay produce less active medication. Discuss alternative or monitoring with your healthcare provider.
CodeineCYP2D6Poor MetabolizerMay have reduced pain relief. Discuss alternative options with your healthcare provider.
SimvastatinSLCO1B1Decreased FunctionMay increase risk of muscle-related side effects. Discuss dose or alternative with your healthcare provider.

Use With Additional Consideration

MedicationGeneYour ResultPossible Significance
CitalopramCYP2C19Intermediate MetabolizerMay affect medication exposure.
EscitalopramCYP2C19Intermediate MetabolizerMay affect medication exposure.
OmeprazoleCYP2C19Intermediate MetabolizerMay affect drug concentrations.
SertralineCYP2C19Intermediate MetabolizerMay influence medication handling.
CelecoxibCYP2C9Intermediate MetabolizerMay increase drug exposure.
WarfarinCYP2C9/VKORC1Altered SensitivityGenetics may contribute to dose requirements.

Gene Results

GeneGenotypePredicted PhenotypeImpact Summary
CYP2D6*4/*4Poor MetabolizerReduced enzyme activity. May affect multiple medications.
CYP2C19*1/*2Intermediate MetabolizerReduced enzyme activity. May affect several medications.
CYP2C9*1/*3Intermediate MetabolizerMay affect medication processing and dose requirements.
SLCO1B1*1/*5Decreased FunctionMay increase risk of statin-related muscle side effects.
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Shareable Summary

  • CYP2D6*4/*4 — Poor Metabolizer
  • CYP2C19*1/*2 — Intermediate Metabolizer
  • CYP2C9*1/*3 — Intermediate Metabolizer
  • SLCO1B1*1/*5 — Decreased Function

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No Actionable PGx Finding Identified

For the remaining medications evaluated in this panel, no genetic variations requiring a change in treatment were identified. Always take medications as directed by your healthcare provider.

How to Use This Report

  • Share this report with your physician, pharmacist, and other healthcare providers.
  • Discuss any highlighted medications before starting or stopping treatment.
  • Keep this report with your personal health records for future reference.

What PGx Can Tell You

  • How your body may process (metabolize) certain medications.
  • Whether a medication may be more or less effective for you.
  • Your risk of certain side effects based on your genetic profile.

Important Limitations

  • PGx results do not replace professional medical judgment or diagnosis.
  • Medication response is also influenced by age, health, lifestyle, and other drugs.
  • This report does not cover all medications or all genetic variations.
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