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They received my sample December 22, 2025. It's now February 14th, 2026 and still have not received any results.ita been nearly 8 weeks since they received my kit. Honestly pretty disappointing turn around time considering they received it before Christmas. Can't recommend service since they have postponed my results twice now and have updated it with "results will be ready soon". That was a month ago. I figured since I got my kit in before the holiday it would mean I wouldn't get caught with a slow que with the people that got it as a gift and shipped theirs after Christmas.....I was very wrong. Hard to recommend service since I also did one with Ancestry.com and they received my kit on January 9th and I received my results back 3 weeks later. I'd just use Ancestry.com if your looking for an extensive detailed and timely returned result.

I ordered my kit on November 12 2025.
I received the kit the next week and sent it back the next day.
It's now mid February 2026 and despite being constantly given dates for the results ...nothing. They're now saying the results MAY be ready in mid march ( they said they'd be ready in Jan and then Feb). Obviously in March they'll change it to April then May etc etc.
I feel like I've been scammed ...mugged. Do not use this company. That's all I can say.
And 23 and me don't tell me to phone you ...I'm not spending more money on you.

The information is just right for us non-scientists to read and understand. I like the deeper questions about my lifestyle that may be a cause of increased inherited disease probabilities. The results are shown on a line or graph to indicate where you are in relation to the studied population and what you should talk to you doctor about. Very practical summaries of results.

I was looking at my ancestry on the 23andMe app when it asked me to verify. When I did it said you have no record of me!! I paid you TWICE, first in 2023 and then for advanced analysis (an additional $69), and now you say you have lost my information??? It is my DNA!!!!!

I’ve had a great experience with 23andMe, and their new algorithm is a noticeable upgrade. The ancestry breakdown feels more refined and accurate, with clearer regional distinctions and insights that actually make sense when compared to my family history. I really appreciate how the updated algorithm doesn’t just reshuffle percentages, but adds more context and confidence to the results.
The only downside is that results below 1% are still included. Percentages that small don’t feel meaningful and can actually be confusing rather than helpful. Removing anything under 1% would make the reports cleaner, easier to understand, and more focused on ancestry that truly matters.
That said, the interface is still easy to use, the explanations are clearer than ever, and the health and trait reports feel well supported by data. Overall, the new algorithm makes 23andMe feel more advanced and trustworthy, and it reinforces why it remains one of the best DNA testing services available.

Of all the DNA test services, I think 23andMe is the most accurate. It’s expensive, but it’s worth the money.

Results aligned well even without disclosing background information.

23andMe is fun. How much fun depends on how much you pay. There will always be a feature you want on the next highest level, which is frustrating, but I can't say it affects my trust level. If you just want to know your ancestry and, perhaps, find some distant relations, the basic plan works. I have +Premium, which let's you see Historical Matches. Any time my DNA matches DNA from an archaeological site, I get a notification. Prepare to find the Viking ancestry you didn't know you had! LOL

I have not had a great experiance with 23 and me they lost my sample twice eventually they received my third sample however i still have not recived my results and they keep changing the date i will receive them i have enquired twice in regards to my results and the service is poor i have now been waiting 3 months

The information was great. It was valuable to past, present and future generations. I recommend reading and sharing this article.

I am beyond frustrated with 23andMe. I purchased a kit as a gift, only to find out that the barcode was deactivated because of their "same country" policy. Apparently, you have to return the sample from the exact same country where it was purchased, or they just trash your kit.
Is this mentioned clearly in the product description? NO. They bury this "policy" deep in the fine print of their legal disclaimer where they know nobody will see it until it’s too late. It is a predatory tactic designed to take your money and provide zero service in return.
To make matters worse, when I contacted customer support to explain the situation, they refused to issue a refund or a replacement. They effectively stole my money and now I’m left with a useless plastic tube. They hide behind "regulatory compliance" as an excuse for terrible transparency and even worse customer service.
If you aren't 100% sure you are mailing this from the exact GPS coordinate where you bought it, don't bother. This company is more interested in technicalities and keeping your cash than actually providing DNA results. Avoid at all costs!

I have already contacted your team via email regarding kit #19-0324-3704-0315. Since you do not provide support ticket numbers, this is the only reference I have. To be honest, after my experience, I’ve realized that the term 'Customer Care' is a euphemism—much like the naming of the Pacific Ocean (Mar Pacífico). It suggests a level of calm and support that is entirely absent from the actual experience.

I’ve had so much fun looking through all of the information this site provides! A lot to look at and a lot to take in! Really interesting! Just try it!
I do however have the premium subscription and it is expensive in my opinion. But, I have seen different things from ancestry.

I was very dissatisfied with my experience. The results felt vague, generalized, and inconsistent, and did not align with my known medical history or genetic background. Much of the information appeared speculative rather than evidence-based, which made it difficult to trust the accuracy of the reports. For the price paid, I expected more transparent data, clearer explanations, and results that felt personalized rather than generic. Overall, I feel this was a waste of money and I would not recommend 23andMe to others.

Read the fine print very carefully before purchasing a 23andMe kit.

I was recently diagnosed with cancer and ordered a 23andMe kit believing that the purchase price covered access to my health and genetic results. After submitting my sample, I discovered that I cannot view important health-related reports—including cancer-related genetic information—unless I sign up for an annual subscription and provide a credit card.

This was not clearly disclosed at the time of purchase. As someone dealing with a serious medical diagnosis, it is deeply upsetting to feel pressured into a recurring payment just to access information that could impact my family’s health, such as BRCA1 and BRCA2 risk.

Genetic health information should not feel like it’s being held behind a paywall—especially for people facing cancer and trying to responsibly inform family members of potential hereditary risks.

I regret this purchase and would encourage others, particularly those with medical concerns, to consider clinical genetic testing through a healthcare provider instead of relying on consumer DNA services with subscription-based access.

Most people are often skeptical of these sorts of test because they don’t want a random company having their DNA but as someone who works in healthcare I tell people if you’ve done blood work, someone already has your genetic DNA, so why not use yours for something for yourself. It was fast. Easy and updates frequently to give more specific data which I appreciate. Most of the information I already knew. Some were new which answered a lot of questions my family had

Great company. I would definitely recommend this company to anyone wishing to learn more about their family tree or for DNA matches. Prompt replies when reaching out for support

I have been a 10 year member of 23andMe and initially found their genetic testing with a saliva sample, innovative and very helpful for individuals who are interested in learning about their genetic makeup and traits. However, in recent years, they have experienced a major data breach that affected millions of customers along with financial & governance conflicts that resulted in bankruptcy, subscriber concerns in accessing and finding their genetic and family history data and having the right to delete their data and destroy their saliva samples. Finally, it appears to me that 23andMe is using AI to receive and respond to customer service questions and concerns with poor results.

The lack of relatives traced, was the only thing I can complain about. All other areas were excellent!

I cancelled when the breech first occurred.
I have since received notification that my information was stolen and I had to change personal setting.
23and me said I did not cancel and Charged me another year.

Follow up review.
23andMe responded and handled my issue very professionally. I appreciate their time and consideration to my issue.