DNA test costs vary widely by provider, scope, and country. Basic ancestry tests are often cheaper (€50–100), while comprehensive health or nutrigenetics panels can cost €200–500 or more. The provided context does not include any specific pricing data – the question about 'kosten' (costs) is not addressed in the given documents. Importantly, many direct-to-consumer (DTC) tests are not regulated as medical devices and do not provide clinical diagnoses. Results are based on population-level GWAS data with limited individual predictive power. Additional costs may arise for genetic counseling or follow-up analyses. Consumers should compare offers critically and watch for hidden fees. The evidence for real-world utility of such tests is often weak – lifestyle factors dominate. Without concrete sources on pricing, this answer relies on general market observations.
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