Gene Inspector Pro
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What is Gene Inspector Pro?
Gene Inspector Pro is a DNA analysis platform that lets users upload raw genetic data (from SNP arrays, whole genome, or whole exome sequencing) and explore findings organized by health topics including vitamins, minerals, hormones, and genetic disorders. It provides medication-response insights and evidence-based analysis across 23,605 genes and 102 prebuilt panels.
Gene Inspector Pro pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Individual: $15/month (one genome); Health Practitioners: $99/month (up to 15 active genomes). Demo available free.
Gene Inspector Pro pros
- Comprehensive health topic organization with 102 prebuilt panels and ability to create custom panels
- Large medication-response database covering 1,165 medications with 28,139 research-backed notes
- Accepts multiple DNA file formats from consumer ancestry services and clinical sequencing labs
- Evidence-driven with 8 evidence signals and 8,431 research references for context
Gene Inspector Pro cons
- Explicitly non-clinical—for research and education only, not a substitute for medical advice
- Requires uploading personal genetic data, raising privacy considerations
- Individual plan limited to one genome at entry level ($15/month)
- No clinical interpretation or medical counseling provided
Frequently asked questions about Gene Inspector Pro
What DNA file types does Gene Inspector Pro accept?
SNP array raw data (.txt or .zip), whole genome sequencing (.vcf or .vcf.gz), and whole exome sequencing (.vcf or .vcf.gz) from sources like 23andMe, AncestryDNA, Sequencing.com, and clinical labs.
Can I create custom health panels?
Yes, you can create custom panels from genes and variants related to specific conditions or research questions.
Is Gene Inspector Pro a medical tool?
No. It's explicitly for research, education, and general wellness review only. It does not provide medical care or clinical diagnosis.