The MoldRx Genetic Risk Test for Mold Toxicity offers Canadian families a calm, clinician-guided way to understand if their genetics may make it harder to recover from mold exposure. This test analyzes HLA-DR and HLA-DQ gene variants—markers that research suggests can influence how efficiently your immune system recognizes and clears mold toxins. About one in four people may carry genetic patterns associated with slower toxin clearance, which can help explain why symptoms sometimes persist even after environmental remediation.

MoldRx’s approach is built for clarity, not alarm. You’ll receive a plain-language report, secure portal access, and clinical interpretation—never fear-based messaging. The process is simple: order online, complete a brief intake, receive a clinician-reviewed requisition, provide a cheek swab sample, and get your results in 2–3 weeks. Results include actionable next steps to discuss with your healthcare provider. This test does not provide ancestry or trait information, and is meant to support—not replace—medical decision making.

MoldRx is proudly Canadian, privacy-first, and designed to support families, homeowners, and health-literate individuals seeking structured, evidence-cited answers about their environment and health.

• What genes does the MoldRx Genetic Risk Test analyze? * The test analyzes HLA-DR and HLA-DQ gene variants, which play a role in immune recognition and toxin clearance.
• Who should consider this test? * Anyone in Canada with persistent symptoms after mold exposure, a history of water damage, or an interest in understanding genetic susceptibility to mold-related illness may benefit—especially if environmental remediation hasn’t fully resolved concerns.
• Will this test tell me if I have mold illness? * No. The test identifies genetic susceptibility, not a diagnosis. It is designed to inform discussions with your healthcare provider and guide next steps, not to diagnose or treat any condition.
• How is the sample collected? * The test uses a simple cheek swab, collected at home and returned to a third-party lab for analysis.
• How long does it take to get results? * Results are typically available within 2–3 weeks and are delivered through a secure online portal, with clinical interpretation and guidance included.

• References & Evidence:
  • HLA gene variations and mycotoxin toxicity: Mycotoxin Research, 2024
  • Review of CIRS and biotoxin exposure: Annals of Medicine and Surgery, 2024
  • WHO Guidelines on Dampness and Mould: World Health Organization, 2009
• Medical Disclaimer:
  The MoldRx Genetic Risk Test is for educational and informational purposes only. Results should always be reviewed with a qualified healthcare provider and are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. MoldRx does not diagnose conditions or provide emergency services.

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