Genetic report
Cannabis & Your Body
Know how cannabis really affects you.
Your genes shape how you metabolize THC and CBD and how your endocannabinoid system responds. Find out whether you're likely to be…
Sleep & Recovery DNA reports
Sleep quality, pain sensitivity, cravings and how you respond to medications are all influenced by your DNA. See what your body needs to truly recover.
Why it matters
Poor sleep quietly affects weight, mood, focus and long-term health.
Your genes affect how you process many common medications.
Some people are wired to crave more. Knowing it helps you take back control.
Choose your report
Pick the one that matters most to you. Each report comes with your at-home collection kit.
Genetic report
Know how cannabis really affects you.
Your genes shape how you metabolize THC and CBD and how your endocannabinoid system responds. Find out whether you're likely to be…
Genetic report
Cravings aren't just willpower.
Discover how your DNA influences reward signaling, impulse control and the pull toward sugar, caffeine, alcohol and other habits, and use that…
Genetic report
Medications don't work the same for everyone.
Your genes influence how quickly you process many common medications. This guide shows your metabolic tendencies so you and your doctor can…
Genetic report
Why do you feel pain differently?
Your genes influence how your nervous system processes and responds to pain. Discover your pain sensitivity profile and what may support your…
Genetic report
Sleep deeper. Wake up better.
Are you a natural early bird or night owl? Discover how your genes influence your body clock, sleep depth and caffeine sensitivity,…
Best value
Evo Blueprint reads 300+ genes across 48 health areas from a single at-home sample, with a 700-page personal manual and nutrition, fitness and sleep plans. Buying all 5 reports here separately would cost $495.
How it works
Your kit ships to your door with a prepaid return mailer.
A quick, painless sample. No blood, no clinic.
Your report arrives in your EvoDNA account in 3–4 weeks, with clear next steps.
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