MTHFR TEST (Advanced Genetic Assessment for Folate Metabolism, Methylation & Homocysteine Regulation) – FMD For Practitioners

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MTHFR TEST (Advanced Genetic Assessment for Folate Metabolism, Methylation & Homocysteine Regulation)

₹6,000.00

Overview:

The MTHFR (Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase) Genetic Test is a targeted genetic assessment that evaluates two clinically significant variants of the MTHFR gene—C677T (rs1801133) and A1298C (rs1801131). These variants can influence the body’s ability to convert dietary folate into its active form, regulate homocysteine levels, and support normal methylation processes.

Fasting Time: 9 to 12 Hours
Reporting Time: 3-4 Weeks
Test Type: Kit Based Test
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Product Description

What is measures:

Key Health Areas Evaluated

The MTHFR Genetic Test provides insights into biological pathways associated with:

  • Folate Metabolism
  • Methylation Capacity
  • Homocysteine Balance
  • Cardiovascular Wellness
  • Brain & Nervous System Function
  • Pregnancy & Preconception Planning
  • Cellular Health

How to do the test:

This test is done at home. You don’t need to visit any lab.

  1. Order the MTHFR Panel test kit
  2. We will send you the test kit
  3. Once you receive the kit, you need to collect saliva samples. Follow the instructions on the leaflet.
  4. Ship the kit back to the Lab. Shipping instruction will be provided.
  5. Turn around time 7 days after the sample is received in the lab.

Test Kit Include

  1. 2 test tubes
  2. Reports covers 2 SNPs with epigenetic control points

The MTHFR Genetic Test offers

  • Focused evaluation of the two most clinically relevant MTHFR variants
  • Clinically relevant genotype interpretation
  • Personalized folate and methylation guidance
  • Actionable lifestyle and nutritional recommendations
  • Evidence-informed clinical interpretation
  • Lifelong genetic insights from a single test

Who should consider this test?

The MTHFR Genetic Test may be beneficial for individuals who:

  • Have elevated homocysteine levels
  • Have a family history of MTHFR variants
  • Are planning pregnancy
  • Have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss (as part of a broader clinical evaluation)
  • Want personalized folate recommendations
  • Experience chronic fatigue or brain fog
  • Have unexplained nutrient deficiencies
  • Are interested in precision nutrition

Why choose this test?

Unlike routine blood tests, which measure current folate or vitamin levels, the MTHFR Genetic Test evaluates your inherited genetic blueprint. Since your DNA remains essentially unchanged throughout life, the results provide lifelong insights that can support personalized nutrition and preventive health planning.

Order an MTHFR Test Quick guide on how you can get your MTHFR Test report.

PLACE THE ORDER FOR MTHFR TEST

Please enter the data where the MTHFR Test set should be send.

TAKE A SAMPLE

Detailed instructions and a return envelope you will find in the MTHFR Test set.

SEND BACK THE SAMPLE TO THE LAB

After 7 working days, you will receive detailed analysis of MTHFR Test.

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Sample Collection

Sample collection will be done from home

Sample Processing

Sample is processed at Central Lab of our Trusted Partners.

Online Reporting

Reports are accessible online.

Sample Collection

Sample collection will be done from home

Sample Processing

Sample is processed at Central Lab of our Trusted Partners.

Online Reporting

Reports are accessible online.

MTHFR Test FAQs

The MTHFR Genetic Test evaluates two common genetic variants—C677T and A1298C—in the MTHFR gene. These variants may influence folate metabolism and methylation, providing insights that can support personalized nutrition and healthcare planning.

No. The MTHFR Genetic Test focuses only on the MTHFR gene and its two key variants. The Methylation Panel is a broader assessment that evaluates multiple genes involved in methylation, detoxification, antioxidant defense, and related pathways.

The test requires a non-invasive saliva sample.