Pill-TEK™
Pill-TEK™ is a pharmacogenomics (PGx) test that analyzes a patient's unique genetic profile to determine how they metabolize and respond to various medications. By translating genetic insights into actionable prescribing decisions, Pill-TEK™ moves beyond "one-size-fits-all" to deliver truly personalized medication management.
Order TestWho Is Pill-TEK™ For?
Polypharmacy Patients
Individuals taking several medications simultaneously.
Treatment Failure History
Anyone who has tried medications without success.
Side Effect History
Individuals who have experienced adverse drug reactions.
Proactive Planning
Healthy individuals wanting genetic drug response on file.
Precision Medication Management
200+ Medications: A comprehensive PGx tool.
PGx For All: 99% of individuals have at least one clinically actionable gene-drug interaction.
Lifetime Value: Results are reusable for all future prescriptions.
What Does Pill-TEK™ Test For?
Pill-TEK™ delivers PGx insights across multiple drug classes.
Mental Health
Such as SSRIs and TCAs (antidepressants).
Cardiovascular
Blood thinners (such as clopidogrel and warfarin) and certain statins.
Pain Management
Such as codeine and tramadol.
Oncology & Immunology
Such as fluoropyrimidines and thiopurines.
Clinical Utility & Implementation Tips
Pill-TEK™ is designed to integrate seamlessly into your clinical workflow:
Informed Prescribing: Phenotype-based dosing tables help you select the right drug at the right dose from the start.
Seamless EMR Integration: Structured reports make it easy to document the full "gene → phenotype → recommendation" pathway for long-term clinical decision support.
Proactive Patient Care: Order pre-emptively to identify gene-drug interactions before a new prescription is ever needed.
How It Works
A simple, guided process from consultation to clinically actionable reporting.
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