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Another 23andMe Sale

Explore the latest 23andMe sales trends, revealing modest growth and the impact of price reductions on affordable genetic testing.

Written byRazib Khan
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The sales are getting more modest over the years. But then the firm has pushed its price down a lot. If $23 is going to make the difference, then go at it.

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