FAQ
1. What is Rx Report™?
Rx Report™ is a pharmacist-assisted genetic drug compatibility test offered by Personalized Prescribing Inc. to identify the most effective medications with the fewest side effects.
2. Which drugs are tested?
Click HERE to see our drug list.
3. How long does the test analysis take?
It takes 7–10 business days to complete the analysis after we receive the swab sample at our laboratory.
4. How much does the test cost?
The website price is $499 plus HST. However, some insurance companies cover the test. If purchased using the insurance company’s web portal, the price is $439 plus HST.
5. How do patients collect their DNA sample?
After purchasing a test, the patient will receive a DNA sample kit. The kit includes instructions for collecting the sample. Once the patient has collected a sample, they can use the prepaid envelope included with the kit to send the sample to our lab via Canada Post.
6. Are there any special instructions before collecting the sample?
Patients should follow the instructions they receive with the DNA sample kit. They should also keep the following recommendations in mind:
• Do not eat or drink for 30 minutes before collecting the sample; and
• Brush teeth 30 minutes before collecting the sample.
7. Do patients have to pay for the shipment?
No, the shipment charge is included in the purchase.
8. How do patients see their results?
The Personalized Prescribing Inc. pharmacist will send the patient a summary report via email. The patient will also receive a link with their unique log-in ID and password, so they can view their genetic report.
9. How accurate is the test?
The genetic test analysis is 99.99% accurate. The interpretation of the test results is done by our pharmacists. They use the latest scientific publications and evidence available in various scientific platforms to interpret the test results and provide recommendations.
10. What scientific evidence supports the test?
Rx Report™ test is supported by scientific evidence available on multiple health sciences platforms such as PharmGKB, Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium (CPIC), Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The tests analyze up to 58 genes and 106 genetic variations.
11. How do you ensure my patients’ privacy?
Personalized Prescribing Inc. keeps all collected information private and confidential. We only use information on an aggregate level (for statistical purposes) to improve our services, showcase medication response patterns via research publications, and inform the care of future patients.
To learn more about how Personalized Prescribing Inc. protects patient privacy, please view our Privacy Policy.
12. Is there any laws in Canada that regulates genetic testing?
Yes, the Genetic Anti-Discrimination Act passed in April 2017 states that no person or entity may discriminate against any individual based on their genetic information.
