Claim your DNA test
All of Us is partnering with Color to provide you with free clinical DNA testing. It is your choice whether you want to get DNA testing. If you are not sure, you can come back and make a decision later. You will have until August 15, 2025 to claim your free test.
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What is clinical DNA testing?
Clinical DNA testing is a medical test that examines specific genes to look for genetic variation that may impact your health. This testing can provide insights into:
Hereditary health conditions: Identifying genetic factors that may increase the likelihood of developing certain conditions, such as cancer or heart disease.
Medication response: Understanding how your body may process certain medications to help guide treatment decisions.
Genetic ancestry and traits: Exploring information about your genetic origins and fun genetic insights about your personal characteristics.
How can DNA testing help you?
Your clinical DNA testing can help you better understand your health and make better choices for yourself, and possibly your family. If you have a higher chance of a condition, you and your doctor or healthcare provider can take steps to prevent or catch disease early, when they're easier to treat. Learning about how your DNA impacts your medication response can help you and your doctors find the right medicines for you.
Results you can use
Your results can help you and your doctor create a personalized plan for your health.
Personal guidance
Get free access to our board-certified genetic counselors to help you understand your results.
Confidential information
We take privacy very seriously. Your personally identifiable information will not be shared with anyone without your consent.
How it works
Create a Color account and claim your free DNA test.
Create a Color account using your personal email address and request a saliva kit to be sent to your home.
Provide a saliva sample.
Once you receive your DNA test kit, follow the enclosed instructions to provide a saliva sample. Be sure to fill out your information online at color.com/test/activate and return your sample.
Receive your results.
The lab will analyze your saliva sample. It takes about 4-6 weeks to get your results. You will receive an email after your results are fully processed and reviewed by certified medical professionals.
Meet with our genetic counselors.
You can have a virtual visit with our board-certified, licensed genetic counselors to help you and your doctor understand your results. They provide personalized guidance, answer questions, and support you in taking actionable next steps.
Common Questions
Most people receive a negative result.
This means no important genetic changes were found in the tested genes. No increased risk for hereditary conditions was detected.
A small percentage of people receive a positive result.
This means a meaningful genetic change was found that could affect your health.
If you have a higher chance of a condition, you and your doctor or healthcare provider can take steps to prevent it or catch it early, when treatment works best.
The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) makes it illegal for health insurance companies and employers to discriminate based on genetic information. This includes your clinical DNA testing results.*
Some states have additional protections against genetic discrimination. Laws can change, so it’s a good idea to stay informed.
* The statements made herein are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice.
Only you and your Color genetic counselor will see your results. You can share your results with your doctors. Your clinical DNA testing results are private and protected and will not be shared without your written permission.
You can schedule an appointment for a virtual visit to talk with a board-certified, licensed genetic counselor to help explain your results and answer any questions.
Most people receive a negative result.
This means no important genetic changes were found in the tested genes. No increased risk for hereditary conditions was detected.
A small percentage of people receive a positive result.
This means a meaningful genetic change was found that could affect your health.
If you have a higher chance of a condition, you and your doctor or healthcare provider can take steps to prevent it or catch it early, when treatment works best.
The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) makes it illegal for health insurance companies and employers to discriminate based on genetic information. This includes your clinical DNA testing results.*
Some states have additional protections against genetic discrimination. Laws can change, so it’s a good idea to stay informed.
* The statements made herein are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice.
Only you and your Color genetic counselor will see your results. You can share your results with your doctors. Your clinical DNA testing results are private and protected and will not be shared without your written permission.
You can schedule an appointment for a virtual visit to talk with a board-certified, licensed genetic counselor to help explain your results and answer any questions.
Still have questions?
Email our support team at support@color.com or call us at (844) 352-6567 Monday through Friday between 7am and 4pm Pacific Time.
