WELALA use Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), which is the latest technology. It scans and reads every DNA sequences covering more than 30 million DNA locations, providing 99.999% accuracy and accuracy.
WELALA’s HPV test uses a more sensitive HPV DNA test than a normal cervical cancer test (PAP smear), which detects abnormal cells in the cervix. 99.6% accurate, equivalent to visiting a doctor at the hospital But we can check ourselves at home and don’t have to trestle.
For the DNA test kits, we offer a 30-minute consultation with a specialist after the results are known. For the HPV test kit, there is a doctor’s consultation service as well. WELALA also can send refer your case for the treatment incase of positive results and get vaccinated against HPV right at home.
For DNA test, you would receive results within 45 days. For HPV DNA, you would receive results within 10-14 days.
We report more than 500+ test results.
WELALA use Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), which is the latest technology. It scans and reads every DNA sequences covering more than 30 million DNA locations, providing 99.999% accuracy and accuracy.
It takes 45 days (due to WELALA NGS testing, which is the latest technology to check every DNA base thoroughly)
DNA testing helps us get to know ourselves better. Let us be aware of our underlying disease risks and have a specific health care plan.
We report more than 500+ test results.
WELALA use Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), which is the latest technology. It scans and reads every DNA sequences covering more than 30 million DNA locations, providing 99.999% accuracy and accuracy.
It takes 45 days (due to WELALA NGS testing, which is the latest technology to check every DNA base thoroughly)
DNA testing helps us get to know ourselves better. Let us be aware of our underlying disease risks and have a specific health care plan.
Apart from your lifestyle, DNA also plays a part in influencing your vitamin and mineral requirements, via alteration of absorption, transportation and metabolism. People with certain genetic variants are at greater risk of vitamin and mineral deficiencies.
The Vitamin DNA Test indicates whether you have certain specific DNA that puts you at higher risk of developing vitamin deficiencies. A blood test will still be needed in order to determine actual vitamin levels.
It is not intended to replace a blood test, but to provide you with personalized guidance to help you gain a greater understanding of your specific needs.
