Nutrition & food response
Explore tendencies relating to nutrient use and responses to foods or substances such as lactose and caffeine. A genetic association needs to be considered alongside your actual experience.
Testing & insights
Genetic Testing
Understand your
genetic starting point.
Some of the differences in how we respond to food, training and everyday life begin in our genes. A home cheek-swab test can add context to your health conversations.
- Home cheek-swab kit
- i-screen fulfilment
- Wellness insights
SUPERCELL HEALTH KINGSFORD, SYDNEYA different kind of baseline
Your tendencies.
Your wider story.
The DNA Comprehensive Test looks at selected common genetic variants associated with areas of everyday health.
It can help you ask more focused questions about nutrition, metabolism and how you respond to training. Those findings sit alongside your current health, habits and experience.
Genetic tendencies are one part of the picture. A DNA report cannot tell you your current nutrient levels, measure your fitness or explain every symptom. Blood testing and other assessments answer different questions.
Simple collection. At home.
From cheek swab
to new context.
- 01
Order your kit
Review the DNA Comprehensive Test at i-screen. The provider handles the purchase and posts the kit and instructions to you.
- 02
Collect your sample
Use the cheek swab at home, following the collection and labelling instructions supplied with your kit.
- 03
Return it to the laboratory
Send your sample back using the packaging and prepaid return envelope supplied by i-screen. Check delivery instructions before posting.
- 04
Read your report
i-screen publishes the report through its service. Check its current turnaround estimate, then decide whether you would like additional support.
Areas to explore
Insights that belong
in a bigger conversation.
Metabolism & cardiovascular health
The report considers selected variants associated with metabolic and cardiovascular pathways. Your current blood pressure, glucose and cholesterol require separate measurements.
Training & musculoskeletal health
Selected variants provide context for discussions about endurance, muscle and recovery. Your training history, sleep and current capacity remain relevant.
Other wellness pathways
The provider also describes selected variants across further wellness categories. Review the current product page and sample report for the complete scope and important limitations.
Put the findings in perspective
A starting point
for understanding.
A genetic result is an association to interpret, rather than a prediction of exactly what will happen to you. Environment, behaviour, health history and other factors influence the bigger picture.
What it can add
Context about the selected variants you carry, topics to discuss with a health professional, and information to consider alongside your current results and goals.
What it does not establish
A diagnosis, a complete inherited-disease assessment, a guaranteed future outcome or proof that a particular diet or supplement will work for you.
After the report arrives
Bring your questions.
Build your context.
Read the provider’s explanations and note what you want to understand. If a finding has medical implications, take the report to your GP or appropriate health professional.
You can discuss separate Supercell support around how the report relates to your goals. Confirm the reviewer, scope, fee and any follow-up before booking. A Discovery Call is a place to explore those options.
Do not change medicines on the basis of a wellness DNA report. Discuss medication-related findings with your doctor or pharmacist.
Your home testing option
Explore the kit.
Choose your next step.
Review the current product, sample report and terms at i-screen. Kit ordering takes place with the provider; a Supercell consultation is arranged separately.
No clinic visit is needed to collect the cheek-swab sample. If you want to talk through whether this test fits your goals, start with a Discovery Call.
External testing
DNA Comprehensive Test
$389AUD
A cheek-swab kit ordered through i-screen, with a report provided through its service.
Current provider offer. Confirm the final price and inclusions at i-screen before ordering.
A little clarity
Before
you begin.
How is the sample collected?
The i-screen kit uses a cheek swab collected at home. Follow the instructions supplied with the kit for preparation, collection, labelling and return postage.
Does this test diagnose inherited conditions?
This is a wellness test of selected common variants. It does not replace clinical genetic testing, genetic counselling or a medical assessment. If you are concerned about an inherited condition or family history, discuss that with your doctor.
How long will the report take?
Check i-screen’s current reporting estimate before purchasing and allow for delivery and return postage. Ask the provider whether its estimate starts from ordering or from the laboratory receiving your sample.
Is a Supercell consultation included?
The offer is an i-screen kit and provider report. Supercell support is separate. The team can explain the available consultation options and confirm the scope and fee before you book.
Do I need to repeat the test?
The selected genetic variants do not change with your training or lifestyle. Repeat testing is generally a different question from monitoring current health markers. Discuss any need for further genetic assessment with an appropriate health professional.
Who handles my genetic data?
The test is fulfilled through i-screen. Review its current privacy policy and terms for how your sample and information are handled, and contact the provider about any access, sharing or retention questions.
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Personalised care
Health consultations
A conversation about your goals, available support and appropriate next steps.
Your goals. Your next step.
Make your starting point personal.
Talk with Nate about what you want to understand and whether genetic testing fits into your next step.