Genetic testing • No GP referral • Clinician-supported

Know your inherited risk. BRCA testing from home.

An at-home genetic test that analyses BRCA1 and BRCA2 and other genes linked to inherited breast and ovarian cancer risk — so you and your family can plan ahead with clarity.

BRCA1 & BRCA2 At-home DNA sample Accredited genetics lab Genetic counselling included

Order the Hereditary Cancer Panel — £499.99 Is this right for me?

Free UK shipping • Discreet packaging • Genetic counselling included.

What the test looks at

The Hereditary Cancer Panel analyses BRCA1 and BRCA2 — the genes most strongly linked to hereditary breast and ovarian cancer — alongside other genes associated with inherited cancer risk.

GenesBRCA1 + BRCA2 + additional hereditary-risk genes

SampleAt-home DNA sample

Price £499.99

Free UK shipping • Accredited genetics laboratory • Genetic counselling included

How it works Order BRCA test

Who should consider this test

Testing is often chosen by people with a family pattern that suggests inherited risk.

A family history of breast or ovarian cancer
A relative with a known BRCA mutation
Ashkenazi Jewish heritage
Breast or ovarian cancer diagnosed young in the family
Want to inform screening or preventive decisions
Planning a family and want to understand inherited risk

ImportantA genetic result is personal and can be emotive. Genetic counselling is included, so a qualified counsellor helps you understand your results and your options. This test indicates inherited risk — it is not a diagnosis of cancer.

How it works

1) Order onlineOrder in minutes — no referral needed.

2) Provide your sampleGive a simple DNA sample at home.

3) Return free postSend it back in the prepaid, discreet envelope.

4) Receive your reportA clear report with clinical guidance on next steps.

Understand your risk

Knowing your inherited risk helps you and your family make informed choices.

Order the Hereditary Cancer Panel — £499.99

FAQ

What is a BRCA test?

It looks at changes in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes that are linked to a higher inherited risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

Does a mutation mean I'll get cancer?

No. It indicates increased risk, not certainty, and it can help guide screening and prevention with your clinician.

Is genetic counselling included?

Yes. Genetic counselling is included, so a qualified counsellor helps you understand your results and what they mean for you and your family.

Do I need a GP referral?

No — you can order directly.

Safety noteA significant family history of cancer can be complex. Your included genetic counselling session helps you interpret your results; you can also involve your GP.