Personalization lets you help your customers filter out products that don’t work for them while highlighting the ones that do.
LifeNome’s Precision Consumption AI educates your customers so they can make informed decisions that drive better health outcomes.
Identify your customer’s needs on a biological level so you can focus on improving your products and services.
Take your brand’s image to the next level by using our technology to cater to your customers while driving better health & well-being outcomes
Personalization is the future of shopping, embrace the trend, and gain a competitive advantage while creating value for your customers.
By driving better health & well-being outcomes, LifeNome helps your business create trust & loyalty with new and existing customers.
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Erase your raw genetic data from our database at any time. The genetic predisposition reports generated will be kept for your future reference. LifeNome does not share any personally identifiable genetic information with any other third party entities.
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The information provided by LifeNome does not constitute medical advice. They serve solely as complementary insights to assist you, your nutritionist, fitness instructor, or health-care provider in making more personalized decisions for your health & well-being.
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