DNA pharma

How people respond to medications can vary from person to person. For example, amitriptyline or codeine are not processed equally quickly by everyone. This is partly due to genetic variations, which affect how enzymes work. 

Yet people are generally prescribed the same starting dosage of a drug. Does a drug turn out not to work? Or do side effects occur? Usually only then is the dose adjusted. Or another drug is chosen.

However, with the DNA test iGene FARMA it is also possible to preventively identify the medications to which you are likely to react abnormally. Your personal pharmaco-profile also shows which enzymes play a role. 

In short: a comprehensive pharmacogenetic passport. With it, a doctor or pharmacist can immediately choose the right drug and dosage for you, based on the latest pharmacogenetic knowledge. 

Drug sensitivity

"Get the right medicine in the right dosage faster." 

An overview of your genetic sensitivity to many commonly used medications. A doctor or pharmacist can use this information to determine which drug is best for you, and more quickly arrive at the correct dosage. This can prevent medication errors and unnecessary side effects.