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The Works · for 2–7 people

The Works Family Pack

Individual insights. Better value together.

  • The complete Works panel for every person
  • Each person gets their own explained report
  • Personalized nutrition & lifestyle guidance included
Coverage per person

135 genes180 genetic variants

See genes & variants
One household. One combined kit.Separate swabs for each person. Collect and return all samples together in the included mailer.
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$2,100.00
$700.00 - $2,450.00
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$1,703.00
$663.31 - $1,986.00
$1,703.00

Average lab turnaround: 5–7 days

$283.83 per person6 personal reports · Save $391
Compared with $349 per individual Works test. Savings apply to one Family Pack.
See the report each person receives ↗ (PDF, opens in a new tab)

One-time purchase · HSA/FSA eligible

A little planning. More savings.

Find your family’s fit.

Same complete Works panel. A personal report for everyone. Choose the number of people testing together.

2 people$331.66 / person$663.31 totalSave $34.693 people$324.33 / person$973.00 totalSave $744 people$313.75 / person$1,255.00 totalSave $1415 people$296.60 / person$1,483.00 totalSave $2626 people$283.83 / person$1,703.00 totalSave $3917 people$283.71 / person$1,986.00 totalSave $457

Savings compared with individual Works tests at $349 each. New orders only; cannot be combined with other coupons. Family Pack questions →

More of the picture, in one panel

Methylation is just the beginning.

Every person receives the full Works panel: all the functional wellness insights in MaxFunction, plus expanded food, nutrition, metabolism, and fitness. Explore what is included.

Compare our panels
Methylation & B vitamins19 methylation genes*
Folate & B12 pathways
  • MTHFR and related methylation genes
  • Folate absorption, transport, and use
  • B12 absorption and cellular uptake
  • Methyl donor sensitivity
  • Choline-related pathways
Histamine & digestionHistamine metabolism
GI & food-related genetics
  • DAO and HNMT pathways
  • FUT2 and gut-related genetics
  • Gluten- and dairy-related markers
  • Food compounds and additives
  • Caffeine metabolism
Hormones & thyroidHormone processing
Thyroid conversion
  • Thyroid T4-to-T3 conversion
  • Hormone production and binding
  • Estrogen and androgen metabolism
  • Catechol estrogen processing
Vitamins & nutrientsNutrient processing
More than methylation
  • Vitamins A, B6, C, D, and E
  • Vitamin D activation and transport
  • Omega-3 and omega-6 pathways
  • Choline and phosphatidylcholine
Cellular protectionOxidative stress
Detoxification pathways
  • Antioxidant and glutathione pathways
  • Detoxification-related genetics
  • Inflammation and fatty acids
  • Environmental exposure-related insights
Food & metabolismOptimal diets
Weight loss strategies
  • Blood sugar and metabolism
  • Expanded fat metabolism
  • Mediterranean, DASH, and keto-related insights
  • Eating habits, cravings, and taste
  • Weight management strategies
Brain & stressDopamine & serotonin
Stress-response pathways
  • COMT and dopamine-related genetics
  • MAO-A and MAO-B pathways
  • Serotonin-related interpretation
  • BDNF-related genetics
Fitness & recoveryStrength & endurance
Training response
  • Muscle power and endurance tendencies
  • VO2 max-related genetics
  • Response to resistance training
  • Muscle soreness and recovery
  • Exercise and weight management

Explore all report topics, including heart and vascular insights.

*19 genes with tested variants across methylation, folate and B12 pathways, including MTHFR. Folate and B12 genes are included in this count; topics overlap. These are genetic insights, not measurements of current vitamin, hormone, or histamine levels.

See every gene & variant included

135 genes · 180 tested variants per person. A gene can have several tested variants. For example, we check three variants in MTHFR, and count MTHFR as one gene.

  • ACE2 variants

    rs4343, rs1799752

  • ACSL51 variant

    rs2419621

  • ACTN31 variant

    rs1815739

  • ADIPOQ1 variant

    rs17300539

  • ADRB22 variants

    rs1042713, rs1042714

  • ADRB31 variant

    rs4994

  • AHCY1 variant

    rs819147

  • AMPD11 variant

    rs17602729

  • ANKK11 variant

    rs1800497

    Includes the Taq1A marker often discussed with DRD2. ANKK1 is the gene counted here.

  • AOC1DAO4 variants

    rs1049742, rs1049793, rs2052129, rs10156191

  • APOA21 variant

    rs5082

  • APOA51 variant

    rs12272004

  • APOE2 variants

    rs7412, rs429358

  • APOH1 variant

    rs52797880

  • BCO1BCMO12 variants

    rs7501331, rs12934922

  • BDKRB21 variant

    rs1799722

  • BDNF1 variant

    rs6265

  • BHMT1 variant

    rs3733890

  • BLTP1KIAA11091 variant

    rs13119723

  • CBS3 variants

    rs234706, rs1801181, rs4920037

  • CCL21 variant

    rs1024611

  • CCR31 variant

    rs6441961

  • CD3201 variant

    rs2336573

  • CD361 variant

    rs1761667

  • CLOCK1 variant

    rs1801260

  • CNR21 variant

    rs2501431

  • COL5A11 variant

    rs12722

  • COMT3 variants

    rs4633, rs4680, rs4818

  • CUBN1 variant

    rs1801222

  • CXCL8IL81 variant

    rs4073

  • CYP17A11 variant

    rs743572

  • CYP19A12 variants

    rs4646, rs10046

  • CYP1A11 variant

    rs1048943

  • CYP1A21 variant

    rs762551

  • CYP1B12 variants

    rs1056827, rs1056836

  • CYP27B11 variant

    rs10877012

  • CYP2C192 variants

    rs4244285, rs12248560

  • CYP2D63 variants

    rs16947, rs1065852, rs1135840

  • CYP2E12 variants

    rs3813867, rs6413432

  • CYP2R11 variant

    rs10741657

  • CYP3A41 variant

    rs2740574

  • CYP3A51 variant

    rs776746

  • DAOA1 variant

    rs2391191

  • DBH1 variant

    rs1611115

  • DHFR1 variant

    rs1643649

  • DIO11 variant

    rs2235544

  • EDN12 variants

    rs5370, rs2071942

  • EPHX11 variant

    rs1051740

  • F21 variant

    rs1799963

  • F51 variant

    rs6025

  • FABP21 variant

    rs1799883

  • FADS21 variant

    rs1535

  • FOLH11 variant

    rs202676

  • FOLR11 variant

    rs2071010

  • FTO5 variants

    rs1121980, rs1558902, rs8050136, rs9939609, rs16945088

  • FUT23 variants

    rs492602, rs601338, rs602662

  • G6PD1 variant

    rs1050829

  • GABPB1NRF2 (GABPB1)3 variants

    rs7181866, rs8031031, rs12594956

  • GC1 variant

    rs2282679

  • GCLM1 variant

    rs41303970

  • GDF51 variant

    rs143383

  • GPX11 variant

    rs1050450

  • GPX41 variant

    rs713041

  • GSTM51 variant

    rs366631

    Includes rs366631, a marker discussed with GSTM1. This entry does not imply a direct GSTM1 deletion measurement.

  • GSTP12 variants

    rs1695, rs1138272

  • HFE3 variants

    rs1799945, rs1800562, rs1800730

  • HIF1A1 variant

    rs11549465

  • HLA-DQ region1 variant

    rs9275596

    An HLA-region marker. Included in the variant total, but not counted as an additional gene.

  • HLA-DQA11 variant

    rs2187668

  • HLA-DRA1 variant

    rs7192

  • HNMT1 variant

    rs11558538

  • IGF21 variant

    rs680

  • IGF2BP21 variant

    rs4402960

  • IL151 variant

    rs1057972

  • IL15RA1 variant

    rs2296135

  • IL17A1 variant

    rs2275913

  • IL1B1 variant

    rs16944

  • IL211 variant

    rs6822844

  • IL61 variant

    rs1800795

  • IL6R1 variant

    rs2228145

  • INSIG21 variant

    rs7566605

    The tested marker is upstream of INSIG2, in an associated region.

  • IRS11 variant

    rs2943641

  • ITGB21 variant

    rs235326

  • KCTD101 variant

    rs10850219

  • LEP1 variant

    rs7799039

  • LEPR1 variant

    rs1137101

  • LIPC1 variant

    rs1800588

  • LPL2 variants

    rs320, rs328

  • MAOA2 variants

    rs6323, rs1137070

  • MAOB1 variant

    rs1799836

  • MAT1A1 variant

    rs3851059

  • MC4R1 variant

    rs17782313

  • MCM61 variant

    rs4988235

    Includes the LCT regulatory marker rs4988235; MCM6 is counted once.

  • MMACHC1 variant

    rs12272669

  • MMP32 variants

    rs650108, rs679620

  • MPP71 variant

    rs1937810

  • MSTN2 variants

    rs1805086, rs11333758

  • MTHFD11 variant

    rs2236225

  • MTHFR3 variants

    rs1801131, rs1801133, rs2274976

  • MTHFS1 variant

    rs6495446

  • MTR1 variant

    rs1805087

  • MTRR2 variants

    rs1532268, rs1801394

  • MYO9B1 variant

    rs2305764

  • MYRF1 variant

    rs174537

    Includes rs174537 in the FADS-associated region. MYRF is the gene counted here.

  • NAT21 variant

    rs1801280

  • NBPF31 variant

    rs4654748

    Includes rs4654748 in the NBPF3/ALPL-associated region.

  • NFIB1 variant

    rs13286037

  • NOS32 variants

    rs1799983, rs2070744

  • NQO11 variant

    rs1800566

  • OXTR1 variant

    rs53576

  • PEMT2 variants

    rs7946, rs12325817

  • PLIN11 variant

    rs894160

  • PON11 variant

    rs662

  • PPARD2 variants

    rs2016520, rs2267668

  • PPARG2 variants

    rs1801282, rs3856806

  • PPARGC1A1 variant

    rs8192678

  • PPM1K-DT1 variant

    rs1440581

    A noncoding gene near PPM1K. Counted once under its current gene symbol.

  • SCN1A1 variant

    rs6432860

  • SERPINE11 variant

    rs1799889

  • SHBG1 variant

    rs1799941

  • SHMT11 variant

    rs1979277

  • SLC19A11 variant

    rs1051266

  • SLC23A11 variant

    rs33972313

  • SLC30A81 variant

    rs13266634

  • SOD12 variants

    rs1041740, rs2070424

  • SOD21 variant

    rs4880

  • SRD5A11 variant

    rs1691053

  • SULT1A11 variant

    rs1042028

  • SUOX1 variant

    rs773115

  • TAS2R381 variant

    rs713598

  • TCF7L21 variant

    rs7903146

  • TCN21 variant

    rs1801198

  • TIMP21 variant

    rs4789932

    The tested marker is upstream of TIMP2.

  • TNF2 variants

    rs1799724, rs1800629

  • VDR3 variants

    rs731236, rs1544410, rs2228570

  • VRK21 variant

    rs10189138

How we count genes and variants

We test selected DNA positions in genes and associated regions; this is not whole-gene sequencing. Each named gene is counted once, even when we test multiple variants. A variant ID is counted once across report topics. We do not add extra genes for overlapping annotations or alternate names. The HLA-DQ regional marker is included in the 180 variants, but is not counted as an extra gene.

These totals describe the test's coverage. They are not a count of findings that will be significant for you, and some tested markers may not appear as separate rows in your report.

Every person receives the same Works panel coverage and their own report. Pack size changes the number of people tested, not the genes or variants tested per person.

Family owned

Personal service from the team behind your test.

In-house genetic testing

We own, operate, and maintain our genetic testing equipment inside a CLIA-certified laboratory.

Your data is never sold

Your genetic data is never shared with third parties. Samples are destroyed after processing.

Made to make sense

Plain-English explanations with the genetic detail available when you want it.

The WorksSample report · B12 pathways
Actual B12 pathway diagram from The Works sample report: dietary B12, absorption, transport, cellular uptake, and related genes.

Actual excerpt from sample report, page 17. Example results vary by person.

See what you'll receive

Your results, with the connections explained.

Your report is designed for you to read and understand, with plain-English explanations, visual pathways, and personalized food and lifestyle suggestions.

Understand the pathway

Visual explanations connect individual genes with the processes they influence.

See your results in context

Find your genetic results alongside plain-English explanations.

Explore practical next steps

Explore personalized food and lifestyle suggestions, with clear explanations to help you decide where to start.

See your report explained, step by step →

Explore the full sample report (PDF, opens in a new tab)

From your home to your insights

One kit together. A report for each of you.

Choose your pack

Choose a pack for 2–7 people. Your combined collection kit ships to one address.

Collect separately

Each person uses their own cheek swab and sample vial. Follow the kit instructions to identify each sample.

Return together

Place all samples in the single return mailer. US orders include a prepaid return label; international orders include return instructions.

Your own insights

Each person receives their own report with explanations and guidance. Average lab turnaround: 5–7 days.

Included with your kit: a swab and sample vial for each person, one box, one requisition form, one return mailer, collection instructions, laboratory analysis, and a personal report for everyone. US orders include a prepaid return label.

A few helpful answers

Before you get started.

Have a question about choosing a test?
Talk with our team.

Does everyone receive their own report?

Yes. Each person receives a separate Works report based on their own sample. Plain-English explanations, visual pathways, and personalized nutrition and lifestyle suggestions are included. See a sample report (PDF).

Can I understand the report on my own?

Yes. Your report is designed for you to read and understand, with plain-English explanations of your genetic findings, visual pathways, and personalized nutrition and lifestyle suggestions. You do not need a practitioner appointment to read your results. If you want extra support, you can choose to share the report with your practitioner.

Is this the same test as the individual Works panel?

Yes. Every person receives the full Works panel, including everything in MaxFunction plus expanded food, nutrition, metabolism, and fitness insights. The Family Pack saves on combined packaging and ordering; it does not reduce the report coverage.

Can we send our samples back separately?

The Family Pack is designed for people who can collect and return their samples together. It includes one box, one requisition form, and one return mailer, with separate swabs and sample vials. If you need separate shipping addresses or separate returns, choose individual Works kits.

How do we keep each person’s sample separate?

Each person uses their own swab and sample vial. Follow the identification and collection instructions in the kit so each sample is matched with the correct person, then return all samples together.

When will our reports be ready?

Average lab turnaround: 5–7 days. Each person receives their own report. Follow the collection and return instructions in your kit to help keep processing on track.

Can we use payment plans or an HSA/FSA card?

Shop Pay payment options are shown beneath the price and at checkout, subject to eligibility and the terms shown by Shop Pay. The Works is HSA/FSA eligible; you can use your HSA or FSA card at checkout.

Can I apply a coupon or adjust a previous order?

Family Pack prices already include the pack savings. This offer is for new orders only, cannot be combined with other coupons, and is not available as a refund or price adjustment on past purchases. Family Packs are available for The Works only.

Is return shipping included?

US orders include one prepaid return label for the combined pack. Canadian and other international orders include return instructions; a prepaid return label is not included.

Is this a diagnostic or food allergy test?

No. The Works explores genetic tendencies for informational and wellness purposes. It does not diagnose disease, test for food allergies, or measure current nutrient or hormone levels. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before making medication or treatment changes.

What happens to our samples and data?

Samples are destroyed after processing. Your genetic data is never sold or shared with third parties. Read our privacy policy for details.

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