How it Works?
How to collect your Saliva?
Step 1
Spit into the funnel until your liquid saliva (not bubbles) reaches the Saliva fill line
Step 2
Hold the tube upright with one hand. Close the funnel lid with the other hand (as shown) by firmly pushing the funnel lid until you hear a “Click”. Wait until the liquid inside the funnel lid releases into the tube to mix with your saliva. Ensure the funnel lid is
closed tightly.
Step 3
Hold the tube upright. Unscrew the funnel from the tube.
Step 4
Use the small cap to close the tube tightly.
Step 5
Shake the capped tube for 5 seconds. Discard or recycle the funnel.
Do's or Don'ts
Do NOT Eat, Drink, Smoke or Chew Gum, 1 Hr before taking sample. Clean your mouth with water / saline water before taking sample.
Rub both your cheeks with both hands on the outside (in circular movements) for 30 secs to stimulate saliva. Repeat same step if required to produce more saliva.
Personalized Genomics to plan your health
The day that many of us waited for is here
Genomics has profoundly changed the way we understood disease. It has taken diagnosis to levels that are at the height of precision, and solutions to being highly personal. Let us see how:
Genes carry distinct instructions to make you, to run you and even repair you. The 3-letter secret codes, when deciphered by tiny machines in the cells, usually results in the formation of a
protein or enzyme.
But a slight change in the code can either alter the enzyme produced, or can prevent their formation as such, resulting in an undesirable health condition. This could be a receding hairline, loss of hair, diabetes, pigmentation, lack of collagen, or even cancer.
Take The First Step
Our Genetic Counsellors are available for a Consultation on prior appointment. Once your genetic results are ready, we fix your convenient time to explain your personalized Report.
Disclaimer
Sometimes, one gene may affect more than one trait/ disease. And at times, many genes are associated with one trait/ disease. The gene associations mentioned are from scientific findings and globally published reports. Genomic Testing is a genetic screening of the important genes and does not replace your medical checkups or other diagnostic tests. Do not make decisions about your health solely based on the information contained in your gene report. Always consult with a licensed and experienced medical practitioner when you receive your gene report.