Per Genomapp Not a DX Tool? – Genomapp. Healthy Ethics. Review

While the company clearly states the reports are not for medical diagnosis, it should be somewhat accurate, or follow through on that they are advertising. I’m not sure what testing methods they use to extract/decipher the raw dna, but I found it to be highly inAccurate! I had already had my dna tested professionally tested and had an idea of what he results should be and this test did not represent any correlating results from a professional test! The only thing I found they got correct was my blood group!? Edit* while Genomapp was prompt in its generic rebuttals (as so noted on many users who dared give a less than stellar review) along w/ it’s snarky final comment(way to keep it professional Genomapp?). I still will keep to my original comment that things did not align w/ a professional gene testing & people should understsnd Genomapp not a medical dx tool(which they state themselves...apparently I’m not allowed to say that though?). Maybe if I paid money into the ones they charged for, I’d see more matches but not going to be doing that after the free intro was lacked correlation. Finally, I understand blood type is not projected, I mistyped but meant the 1 “blood group” that was listed, which you do determine “blood groups” as it’s part of the free section...am I wrong?
Review by Janna0913 on Genomapp. Healthy Ethics..