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SyntaxError_22 t1_isaqe2u wrote

Reply to comment by S3NTIN3L_ in AI Can Offer Insight Into Who Responds to Antidepressants. A new algorithm predicts response to Sertraline with 83 percent accuracy. by Sariel007

Chiming in to say the same. https://genesight.com/product/

I was tested through this method a month ago and my meds were changed to align with the results.

I have not felt this good in years.

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tqb t1_isbfbqf wrote

How much did it cost?

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redditcats t1_isbjrbn wrote

Good question. I’d also like to know.

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SyntaxError_22 t1_isbuxua wrote

I have not received the bill yet however I believe she said it was under $200? I will use my HSA account to pay for it.

Honestly, I'd pay more considering how much better I am feeling. It's been a rough past three years clawing myself out of the cesspool of depression. This is the best I have felt in 5+ years.

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taosk8r t1_isn6cgs wrote

I am just curious what you switched to. Im on Mirtazapine and Wellbutrin and they dont do much. Been on Zoloft before and felt like an emotionless robot, and I think a few others in between, but never really found anything that works.

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lurkerfromstoneage t1_isbnobo wrote

Your insurance could cover it. Call them. Ask your psych/prescriber if you qualify for the in office test.

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Poowatereater t1_isb5jh1 wrote

Thanks for this. Going to give it a shot after not having a few different meds do right by me.

What was your out of pocket cost for the test?

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LunaAndromeda t1_iscgj9m wrote

As someone who has tried at least 7 different medications, always with either zero effect or massive side effects, I always wanted to try genetic testing. I knew it existed but didn't know where to get it done. That's awesome it helped you. I might have to look into it.

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