Your results are in
Jordan, your DNA is back.
We analyzed 44 curated markers across your genome and blended a formula made only for you.
MTHFR · Methylation
You carry two copies of the MTHFR C677T variant, which lowers the activity of the enzyme that activates folate, and people with two copies tend to have higher homocysteine. Your formula raises the pre-activated form of folate (5-MTHF), so it does not depend on that conversion step, and raises riboflavin (B2), the enzyme's helper vitamin, along with vitamins B6 and B12, which work in the same cycle.
What your formula does about it
44
Genetic markers analyzed
5
Notable variants found
out of 44 markers read
15
Ingredients in your formula
7 personalized for your DNA
Written into you
Jordan’s Blueprint
26 traits read straight from your DNA: how you’re built, how you move, how you taste the world. Read them once, keep them for life.
Your superpowers
Asparagus odor detection
Sharp asparagus detector
Two copies of the smelling version give you a keen nose for the sulfur note asparagus leaves behind. You will never be in doubt after a spring dinner.
The science
rs4481887 sits in a dense cluster of olfactory-receptor genes on chromosome 1. It governs whether your nose can pick up the sulfur compounds asparagus leaves in urine.
Markt et al., Sniffing out significant 'pee values': genome wide association study of asparagus anosmia. BMJ, 2016.
View rs4481887 on dbSNPBitter taste
Relaxed to bitter
You carry the non-taster form of TAS2R38, so bitter flavors read as mild. Greens, dark chocolate, and black coffee tend to go down easy.
Bitter vegetables are an easy win for you.
The science
TAS2R38 is the main bitter-taste receptor gene. Variants including A49P (rs713598) form the taster and non-taster types behind PTC and PROP sensitivity.
Kim et al., Positional cloning of the human quantitative trait locus underlying taste sensitivity to phenylthiocarbamide. Science, 2003.
View rs713598 on dbSNPCilantro taste
Cilantro tastes like soap
You carry the soapy-cilantro version, so those aldehydes hit as dish soap instead of fresh herb. It is one of the most famous 'it's not you, it's your genes' traits.
Bruising or finely mincing cilantro blunts the soapy note if you want to cook with it anyway.
The science
A variant near the OR6A2 olfactory-receptor cluster (rs72921001) shapes how you smell the aldehydes in cilantro. One version makes those compounds read as soap rather than herb.
Eriksson et al., A genetic variant near olfactory receptor genes influences cilantro preference. Flavour, 2012.
View rs72921001 on dbSNPEarwax & body odor
Dry earwax, low body odor
A single letter in ABCC11 gives you dry-type earwax and noticeably less underarm odor. It is one of the most quietly useful variants a person can carry.
The science
A single change in ABCC11 (538G>A, rs17822931) sets dry versus wet earwax and tracks with underarm odor. It is one of the most clear-cut single-gene traits known.
Yoshiura et al., A SNP in the ABCC11 gene is the determinant of human earwax type. Nature Genetics, 2006.
View rs17822931 on dbSNPEye color
Blue-eyed by design
Your HERC2 switch keeps the neighboring pigment gene turned down, so little brown reaches the iris and it scatters light blue. Two copies is the classic blue-eyed genotype.
A fun one to confirm in the mirror.
The science
HERC2 holds a regulatory switch that controls the neighboring OCA2 pigment gene. rs12913832 turns OCA2 up or down, setting how much brown pigment reaches the iris.
Sturm et al., A single SNP in an evolutionarily conserved region within intron 86 of the HERC2 gene determines human blue-brown eye colour. American Journal of Human Genetics, 2008.
View rs12913832 on dbSNPHair texture
Wave-leaning mix
One straight-leaning copy and one ancestral copy tend to land you in wavy territory, since the curlier signal usually shows through.
The science
TCHH builds trichohyalin, a structural protein in the hair follicle's inner root sheath. The rs11803731 variant stiffens that scaffold and nudges hair toward straight. It explains a slice of texture, not all of it.
Medland et al., Common variants in the trichohyalin gene are associated with straight hair in Europeans. American Journal of Human Genetics, 2009.
View rs11803731 on dbSNPHair thickness & tooth shape
Fine-strand European/African type
You carry the ancestral form, linked to finer hair strands and flat (non-shovel) incisors. This is the common pattern outside East Asia and the Americas.
The science
EDAR shapes ectoderm-derived tissue (hair, teeth, and sweat glands) in the womb. The 370A variant (rs3827760) thickens hair strands and scoops the back of the front teeth into a 'shovel' shape.
Kimura et al., A common variation in EDAR is a genetic determinant of shovel-shaped incisors. American Journal of Human Genetics, 2009.
View rs3827760 on dbSNPPhotic sneeze reflex
Sun-sneezer, confirmed
Two copies of the photic-sneeze variant mean stepping into bright sun or a camera flash can set off a sneeze, or a quick run of them. It is a harmless quirk known as the ACHOO reflex.
Sunglasses on before you step outside are the simple fix.
The science
rs10427255 sits near ZEB2, in a region tied to how the trigeminal and optic nerves cross-wire. The variant sets whether a sudden jump in bright light triggers a sneeze.
Eriksson et al., Web-based, participant-driven studies yield novel genetic associations for common traits. PLoS Genetics, 2010.
View rs10427255 on dbSNPRed-hair & fair-skin variant (R151C)
One red-hair copy
You carry one copy of the R151C variant. On its own it often shows as fair skin, freckles, or a red cast in hair or beard, and you can pass true red hair to your kids if your partner also carries a variant.
Sun-sensitive skin does best with easy sun habits like a hat and shade at midday.
The science
MC1R is the master switch between dark eumelanin and reddish pheomelanin in hair and skin. The R151C variant (rs1805007) softens the switch, tilting pigment toward red tones and fair, sun-sensitive skin.
Valverde et al., Variants of the melanocyte-stimulating hormone receptor gene are associated with red hair and fair skin in humans. Nature Genetics, 1995.
View rs1805007 on dbSNPRed-hair & fair-skin variant (R160W)
No R160W variant
You don't carry this red-hair variant. The nearby R151C variant is the other common one worth reading alongside it.
The science
This second common MC1R variant, R160W (rs1805008), likewise softens the pigment switch that favors dark melanin, adding to red-tone hair and fair, freckle-prone skin.
Valverde et al., Variants of the melanocyte-stimulating hormone receptor gene are associated with red hair and fair skin in humans. Nature Genetics, 1995.
View rs1805008 on dbSNPSkin vitamin-D synthesis
Sun into D, easily
Your DHCR7 genotype keeps plenty of raw material in the skin, so you make vitamin D from sunlight efficiently.
Your formula still carries a steady vitamin D3 base for the darker, shorter days.
The science
DHCR7 governs how much 7-dehydrocholesterol, the raw material your skin turns into vitamin D under sunlight, is available in skin. rs12785878 shifts that supply up or down.
Wang et al., Common genetic determinants of vitamin D insufficiency: a genome-wide association study. Lancet, 2010.
View rs12785878 on dbSNP19 of these traits come with a practical tip for your diet or routine, on the card itself. The ingredients and doses in your formula are set by your formula markers, which you can read in your findings below.
Every trait here is drawn from peer-reviewed genetics research and read from your own DNA at a CLIA-certified laboratory. Open The science on any card for the gene, the variant, and the study behind it. These are wellness and nutrition traits, not medical or disease-risk results, and not diagnostic genetic testing.
Body system overview
How your DNA reads across 8 systems.
Quiet = no notable variants among the markers we could read. Read every finding in detail →
Your formula
What we put in your bottle, and why.
Quercetin
For your DNAQuercetin Dihydrate · IL1B
500 mg
per day
N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)
For your DNAN-Acetyl-L-Cysteine · SOD2
300 mg
per day
Folate
Raised for youL-5-MTHF (calcium salt) · MTHFR
1360 mcg
per day
Vitamin B12
Raised for youMethylcobalamin · MTHFR
1000 mcg
per day
Riboflavin (B2)
Raised for youRiboflavin 5-Phosphate · MTHFR
25 mg
per day
Vitamin B6
Raised for youPyridoxal 5-Phosphate (P5P) · MTHFR
25 mg
per day
Vitamin D3
Raised for youCholecalciferol · VDR
4000 IU
per day
Vitamin C
Ascorbic Acid
250 mg
per day
Thiamine (B1)
Thiamine Mononitrate
15 mg
per day
Niacin (B3)
Niacinamide
15 mg
per day
Zinc
Albion Zinc Bisglycinate Chelate
15 mg
per day
Selenium
L-Selenomethionine
75 mcg
per day
Chromium
Chromium Polynicotinate
200 mcg
per day
Magnesium
Albion Magnesium Bisglycinate Chelate
75 mg
per day
Biotin
Biotin
50 mcg
per day
The economics
What your one bottle replaces.
Your 15-ingredient formula covers what would otherwise take a shelf of separate bottles — at generic doses, with no idea which your body actually needs. Here's the rough math.
Off the shelf, à la carte
$225/mo
- Methylated B-complexactive folate + B12, methylation$22
- Vitamin D3immune, bone, mood$20
- Omega-3 (high EPA/DHA)Add-onheart, brain, healthy inflammatory response$30
- Magnesiumsleep, stress, muscle$18
- Zinc + seleniumimmune, thyroid, antioxidant$16
- CoQ10Add-oncellular energy, heart$25
- Bioavailable curcuminAdd-onjoints, healthy inflammatory response$26
- NAC (glutathione support)oxidative stress, detox$18
- BerberineAdd-onglucose metabolism$22
- Foundational multivitaminbroad micronutrient base$28
Plus 8–12 capsules a day, ten expiration dates to track, generic one-size doses, and no idea which ones your body actually needs.
The 4 lines marked Add-on are not part of the $159 formula. If your results point to them, you can add them to your plan for a separate monthly price, and we say so before you pay. Everything else on this list is the $122 your one bottle stands in for.
Your Trait formula
$159/mo
- One bottle, built from your DNA
- Doses adjusted where your variants call for it
- No double-dosing, no gaps, no guesswork
- Rules refined as new research emerges
- Shipped to your door every 90 days
One bottle in place of $122 of guesswork
Not the cheapest way to take supplements. The only way to take the ones your DNA actually asks for, at the doses it asks for, in one bottle.
Illustrative comparison, not a savings claim. Prices reflect typical premium-brand retail for 30-day supplies and vary by brand and dose; your formula’s exact contents depend on your DNA, so some lines above may not apply to you at all. Items marked Add-on are priced separately and are never included in the $159.
Your format
Capsules or powder?
Same formula, your choice of delivery. Pick the one you want. To change it for a later supply, email us at hello@vitalityformulas.co before that supply is made.
Optional add-ons
Go further, if you want to.
Your formula stands on its own. These are evidence-based additions we can send alongside it, matched to your goals and biology. Add any that fit, or none.
Add-ons ship alongside your formula. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Talk to your clinician before starting any supplement, especially if you take medication.
This is a sample
Yours will be built from your DNA.
Everything above is example data for a fictional member. Order your DNA kit and, once your results are in (so far usually 5 to 10 weeks after ordering, sometimes longer), this whole dashboard fills in with your own results and a formula made only for you.
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From the founders
Jordan, thank you for trusting us with your biology. Every Trait formula is built to a standard we put our names on: screened against your medications and health answers by our safety rules, held for review before it is made if the screen cannot clear it, and made to order for you alone. Anything you need, about your formula, your kit, or your membership, reach our team at hello@vitalityformulas.co.