I sent my test in and it was being… I sent my test in and it was being processed for 5 months. After reaching out a few times they said it had failed and they had experienced a technical glitch and that it falsely represented the ‘processing’ stage. I asked for a refund because they didn’t get back to me initially and because the glitch on there delayed the process. They said no and haven’t replied to my numerous emails following up. Any recommendations on what I should do?

Never received my money back I requested a refund for their service and it was approved by their customer support. They promised to refund in 5-10 days now it has been 14 days already and no answer from them why is there a delay and when can I receive my money back. I would not suggest using their service as to me this seems like fraud and scam.

Great for the health and behavioural results The results I received for the health are really comprehensive and detailed. I have 100% pre-disposition for 15 types of diseases/conditions and 3 of those I really already had in the past and other 2 occured in my family. So now I will carefully monitor the rest. Generally, I'm very impressed with the results. They were also updated few times within the year, when the new researches were published. Regarding the ancestry - results were too complicated for me to understand. So if your main interest is the ancestry - I would suggest to use the more simple test. But for the health and behavior output - Nebula is the best.

We found our answer… Doctors kept saying my daughters condition was probably from biological moms drug use. There was no indication during adoption of drug use. Ordered there test and found her diagnosis. Went back to doctors and they reran DNA using their preferred lab. Same results and now my daughter is getting the right treatment.

Interesting 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.