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An at-home DNA methylation test reporting biological age across eleven organ systems plus speed of aging, with a secure online report and published lifestyle context.
A genetic test covering five genes involved in methylation pathways, using a cheek swab or blood depending on the fulfilling store. Homocysteine testing costs extra.
Measures B-vitamin and homocysteine-related blood markers to help assess nutritional factors involved in methylation. The national version includes RBC folate; New York and New Jersey use a different version without it.
Identifies the common MTHFR C677T and A1298C variants, with online ordering and laboratory collection. These genetic results have limited clinical utility and do not replace a homocysteine measurement.
A cheek-swab wellness test reporting MTHFR genotype. It provides information about genetic variants associated with folate processing; it does not directly measure folate or homocysteine levels.
At-home epigenetic test producing a model-derived biological-age report with estimates across 21 body systems; it is not a direct organ-function measurement or disease diagnosis.