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Your genome, on your terms

Test it. Keep it. Understand it.

Consumer DNA testing gets confusing fast. Test Your Genome helps you choose the right kind of test, understand what files you received, protect your genetic privacy, and know when a result needs professional follow-up.

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The useful distinction

DNA tests do different jobs.

A genotyping array checks a selected set of known positions and is often the better fit for ancestry, relative matching, and lower-cost consumer features. Whole-genome sequencing generates vastly more raw sequence data and can be useful when broad data ownership and future re-analysis matter.

Neither format turns a consumer website into your doctor. Clinically important findings may need confirmation in a clinical setting.

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What Test Your Genome is becoming

  • A decision tool before you buy
  • A private, browser-based raw-file inspector
  • A practical guide to FASTQ, BAM, CRAM, VCF and genotype files
  • A genetics privacy checklist you can use before ordering
  • A clear bridge from consumer information to appropriate professional help

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Whole-genome sequencing option: Dante Labs

Dante remains one consumer WGS option linked from this site, but it is no longer the identity of Test Your Genome. The decision tools above should tell you whether WGS is even the right category first.

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Checked 2026-10-02
$449
Premium 30× WGS listed price when checked
200+ reports bundle$599
Advertised turnaround6–8 weeks
Raw dataFASTQ · BAM · VCF

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One rule worth remembering

A genetic result is information, not a diagnosis.

Direct-to-consumer results can be useful starting points, but health decisions should not be made from a consumer result alone. For a medically important finding, the right next step may be a qualified clinician or genetic counselor and confirmatory testing.