High Expecations
GBMy experience with Nebula Genomics has been fantastic! My experience with Nebula Genomics has been amazing. To see the data first hand has verified many questions I have had with my health. It has given me items to watch for in the future as I age as well. I cannot do enough to recommend Nebula and do every chance I get. My sister-in-law actually signed up right after me and she too has found amazing information to provide her medical providers so she's no longer going down the rabbit hole. She and I both are now working towards getting results which the DNA testing has provided us.
Sam
DETerrible customer service. Bad customer service. I've been very patient and waiting for some positive news for the last 18 month. The first sample dna failed, i've got the replacement kit. The second attemp was also unsuccessful. Well now its over 8 month, and i still can not get the results for the third dna sample that i sent. Customer Support always replies with the same information. I had some luck as nebula made an excpetion for me and returned my money after about of week and several attempts
Someone Else
THThey signed me up for an annual… They signed me up for an annual subscription I didn't want. Auto charges and even if its only bee 5 days into it they won't refund me money. Total scam company! I wouldn't trust their DNA software either!
Bbdavis
GBTrustworthy and accurate This dna test gives more information than other companies tested, and give more in fepth information,which is included in the proce. No hidden fees! They are pretty accurate as to the results but are missing a few things id like to know,but so far none of the companies offer it for free with your test results. They are fast,efficient,and responsive!
richard prenderville
GBInteresting but irrelevant Would never do this again. I gave this four stars because companies tend to not publish anything below. Takes way too long. Expensive and the data is not formulated into an executive summary. Some results are contradictory, some are interesting and some seem too remote to be related to genomic sequencing (income, age of first child born). It’s disappointing as I was looking for depth but not a data dump. Never again.