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Andrew’s 23andMe Kit

Started by Andrew Yates · 9 months ago

I bought a 23andMe kit in March. Here’s what the kit looks like:

Comes in a Fedex box….

Oh, a box in a box!

Opening the 23andMe kit box is a disclaimer strip that I must tear to get into the contents. Is this a legally-enforceable statement of conse ... Continue reading »

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Kevin
1 year ago

I wonder if Navigenics also uses Oragene for saliva collection... anyone know of any alternatives? I know that you can buy chemicals to treat swabs to allow indefinite storage at room temperature, but I suspect Oragene patented the idea of having such chemicals automatically released in a way transparent to the spitter.

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