
A simple at-home saliva test provides information about how your genes may affect your response to over 150 supported medicines. For medicines you take now, and those you may discuss with your GP or pharmacist in future.





You may only take a few medicines now, or none at all. A one-time test can provide useful information as your healthcare needs change, without predicting every response or replacing your prescriber's judgement.
Everyday medicines and future healthcare decisions. Testing can provide information to discuss when a supported medicine is considered, even if you are not currently taking prescriptions.
Long-term prescriptions and changing medication needs. Your report can add genetic information to conversations about current medicines or future treatment options.
Managing multiple medicines or helping a parent or loved one make informed decisions. The report is a starting point for discussion with their GP or pharmacist, with the person's informed consent.
Because future prescribing needs may be different from today's. Medication Blueprint covers over 150 supported medicines. It does not cover all medicines, predict every response, or guarantee that a medicine is suitable. Your genetic information can remain relevant, while clinical guidance and report coverage may evolve.
The Medication Blueprint shows how your genes affect the way your body processes over 150 supported medicines, information you and your GP or pharmacist can use to make more informed choices.
People can respond very differently to the same medicine, and genetics is one reason why.
The Medication Blueprint test looks at genes relevant to supported medicines across areas of medicine, including:
You receive a report written in plain English, not scientific jargon, covering:
Pharmacogenomics is an established area of precision medicine, made available here by a CQC registered, SEQOHS accredited UK clinical provider.

Pharmacogenomics studies how genetic variation may affect responses to medicines. Medication Blueprint provides information about the medicines supported by this test.
Genetics is one part of a prescribing decision. Your health, other medicines and your prescriber's clinical judgement also matter.

Testing takes several weeks. Considering it in advance can be useful, but medical care should not be delayed for a report.
NPH Group is an established occupational health provider with nearly a decade of experience supporting real healthcare decisions. We're CQC registered and SEQOHS accredited, the gold standards for clinical quality in the UK.
Your report provides information about genetic factors relevant to supported medicines. Discuss the findings with your GP or pharmacist.
The findings do not guarantee medication suitability or a particular treatment outcome.
Never start, stop or change prescribed medicines without speaking to your prescriber.





At Home Test Kit Posted Directly to Your Door
Collect a saliva sample at home following the kit instructions, then return it using the supplied packaging.
Sample Analysis
Your saliva sample is analysed for genetic information relevant to the medicines supported by the test.
Comprehensive Clinical Report
Covering over 150 supported medicines, including medicines used in heart and blood pressure, chronic pain and mental health, with information to discuss with your GP or pharmacist.
Prescribing Discussion
Use your report to ask questions about supported medicines alongside your medical history and other treatments.
Lifetime Gene Profile
Genetic information generally stays the same throughout life. It may remain relevant to future prescribing, while supported coverage and clinical evidence may change.
Clear Limitations
Testing does not replace medical advice and cannot predict every response. Your prescriber decides whether any treatment change is appropriate.
Four steps, from ordering to an informed prescribing discussion.
Order Your Medication Blueprint
Submit your purchase details, then complete your order in the NPH Group shop.
Your At Home Kit Arrives
The kit arrives by post with everything you need. Collect a saliva sample following the kit instructions, then return it using the supplied packaging. No clinic visits required.
Receive Your Report
Results take approximately 3 to 4 weeks after laboratory analysis begins, with up to eight weeks from ordering. Allow time in advance, without delaying medical care.
Discuss With Your GP or Pharmacist
Review the supported findings alongside your medical history and other medicines. Only your prescriber can decide whether treatment should change.
NPH Group has been operating in the occupational health space for nearly a decade supporting healthcare services across the UK.
We're not a faceless online lab that sends you a kit and disappears. We're an established clinical provider with:

Medication Blueprint brings genetic information into conversations about supported medicines, whether for current treatment or future healthcare decisions.
It complements medical advice. It does not replace your GP or pharmacist, and your prescriber remains responsible for treatment decisions.




What makes NPH Group different?
Your report is a source of information to discuss with your GP or pharmacist. It is not an instruction to change medicines and does not mean a GP can act on every finding immediately.
Your genetic information is stored securely in the UK. Supported medicines and clinical evidence can evolve over time.
The 4.9/5 Feefo rating reflects verified NPH Group customer feedback across the company, not a rating of Medication Blueprint or a guarantee of test results.
Clear information, realistic expectations and your medical care first. Medication Blueprint is information to discuss with your GP or pharmacist, not a promise of a particular treatment outcome or a money-back guarantee.
Order your at-home testing kit when you are ready, or receive more information by email before deciding. Future report updates should not be assumed to be included.











Medication Blueprint may be relevant to adults taking medicines now, considering future healthcare decisions, or exploring testing with a parent or loved one. Not taking a prescription today does not exclude someone from considering a test.
The report only covers supported medicines. It cannot diagnose a condition, identify the right medicine in every situation, or replace a GP or pharmacist's advice. Never change prescribed treatment on the basis of the report alone.
Medication Blueprint is not just about medicines you take today. Your genetic profile can remain relevant to future prescribing discussions. The report covers over 150 supported medicines, not every medicine, and does not predict every medication response.
Yes. Testing in advance can provide information for future discussions with a GP or pharmacist. You do not have to be taking prescription medicines to consider Medication Blueprint.
The genetic information measured by the test generally stays the same throughout your life. A one-time test can therefore remain useful as medication needs change. Clinical evidence and supported medicines can change, and your report is not a guarantee of lifelong coverage of every medicine. Do not assume future report updates are included in the purchase.
Share the report with your GP or pharmacist. Genetics is one factor among many, including your health, other medicines and medical history. Your prescriber decides whether any change is appropriate. Never start, stop or change a medicine without medical advice.
Results take approximately 3 to 4 weeks after laboratory analysis begins, with up to eight weeks from ordering. Testing ahead of a future prescribing discussion can be useful, but do not delay treatment while waiting for results.
Yes. Medication Blueprint may be relevant when a loved one is managing changing or multiple medicines. Genetic testing requires their informed consent. The report should be discussed with their GP or pharmacist, not used to change treatment independently.
The one-time price is £295. You can order directly, or request educational information by email before deciding.
No. It provides information about how genes may affect responses to supported medicines. It is not diagnostic, does not guarantee outcomes or medication suitability, and does not replace medical advice.
Your personal and genetic data is stored securely in the UK under UK GDPR. NPH Group does not share genetic data with employers, insurers or other third parties without your explicit written consent. Email info@nph-group.co.uk with questions about your data rights.
Submit the information request form and receive educational information and answers to common questions by email. No discovery session, appointment or proactive callback is arranged.
No. Our promise concerns clear information and understanding the limits of your report, not a refund or a guaranteed treatment outcome. Your statutory consumer rights remain unaffected.
You can email info@nph-group.co.uk with any questions.