The pros & cons They were great with progress reports and answering questions. Their site has good information on the technology. Their website always says someone is available to chat, but that's not true. I would get automated replies that I would have to try again when someone is available. The box for collecting DNA, upon arrival, was not clear on the proper way to open. I broke it open wrong and had to tape it up to send my samples back. There's no easy way to download or print results. You have to go one-by-one for each report. There's a lot of reports. I'd prefer to download all reports as one PDF, and exclude the history lessons of a country's wars and settlements, and how its language evolved. Or not print what medical definitions are, just my personal info is all I need.

I was actually very surprised by the… I was actually very surprised by the results. I had done my genealogy and found it to be very heavily from Scotland and Norway. Those were not the results I got back. I had failed to consider that was where they had met their spouses, not where they were from. I am interested in doing my sister's. She and I look totally different (face shape, nose shape, body type...)

Learning Experience I was able to learn a lot about myself and know why my allergies are acting up and a lot is adding up. Can't wait for my mom to get her results.

CRI Genetics made the whole process fun… CRI Genetics made the whole process fun and interesting. The amount of information they gleaned from two tiny swabs of saliva was incredible.

DOT- NOT ARROW We had a family secret about someone marrying an Indian, that's why I couldn't learn anything prior to that gentleman because my family is so prejudice against Indians or was back in the day anyway. This whole time my dad my grandfather and I have been telling everybody that we're American Indian.. but we aren't Sri Lanka. Lol. Confirmed a family secret but of a different Indian s however I'm glad I found out