VitageneReviews of vitagene.com

I don't know how to call it, I have no words how to call it.

The best thing about VItagene is that you can see which genes influence the recommendations around supplements and diet; however, everything else is very general and I left feeling like they just want to get me on the hook to buy low quality vitamins that have a lot of fillers. If you did all recommendations, it is $43/month. Also, they are NOT transparent about how they handle your data and how to revoke permissions to use it. My recommendation: protect your identity and provide a pseudonym.

I found the menu suggestions nonsensical. They have us making an omelette out of 1/2 an egg. Yet in another recipe, they have an egg "scramble" with 2 1/2 eggs and 3 1/4 egg whites. In another recipe you use 1/4 tbsp of bell pepper. Yet another one for just 1/2 pound of pork loin, they have you eating 7 tsp of oregano and thyme. It looks like they put a computer algorithm in charge of recipes and never bothered to examine the results. I asked for clarification on "Ask Jade" and got no response. I feel like the whole thing is basically set up to get you on a monthly GNC "supplements" plan. The menu plan is cheap window dressing.

I can’t review because it is taking and excessively long time to be delivered

its a Joke! All general comments. You would be better off going to a fortune teller or tarot card reader at the fair!!!!!

I went on line before I purchased the DNA test. On there was a woman explaining how satisfied she was and how beautifully the brochure was explaining how everything was laid out and explained.. In the Groupon description there was no mention that the hard copy was no longer available.When I e-mailed I was made to feel like a fool, because the video I saw was old and no longer was what was promised available. Had I not been duped I would not have gotten the test done. In the future full disclosure would be helpful.

Super helpful, one of the best purchases I have ever made! Update 2026: This didn't age well since the company was forced to close for leaking genetic data.

They all seemed good. I only saw a few 1-star reviews so I bought this in January because I wanted to know about food allergies and my ancestry. I looked it up, read reviews on Amazon and the vitagene website. They all seemed good. I only saw a few 1-star reviews so I knew this was more of a gamble. I got the kit 3 days later, took the questionnaire (took about 15 minutes), swabbed my cheeks, and sent it off in the mail. I stalked fedex and saw that my sample sat in a texas fedex facility for 2 weeks which irked me. I got the results when they said I would though, however, the results were super vague. "You may or may not have an allergy/intolerance to gluten." Everything was "may be more likely to have....." or "may be less likely to have......." I never got a book of my results mailed to me which I saw in many people's reviews that they did. When I downloaded the zip report, it opened up with a bunch of gibberish. Now I keep getting emails from vitagene wanting me to buy supplements.Everywhere I looked on their website and the reviews, I kept seeing "detailed results/reports."