PGx testing evaluating a large number of metabolic enzymes is now commercially available. OneOme RightMed® is a privately owned company developed by doctors and scientists at Mayo Clinic with a mission "to provide the most cost-effective, comprehensive, personalized, pharmacogenomics analysis integrated into everyday clinical care." OneOme RightMed® currently tests for 22 genes that impact over 340 drugs used in multiple fields of medicine, including oncology. The drugs tested for by OneOme RightMed® were generated from practice guidelines and the FDA's guidelines for genotyping, and drugs with published, clinical evidence supporting genotyping. With developments in sequencing technology, comprehensive PGx testing can now be completed for a modest cost. Testing is done using a prepackaged OneOme RightMed® kit to collect a buccal swab. OneOme RightMed® PGx test uses a DNA Genotek ORAcollect OC-100 buccal swab kit to extract DNA, which is then analyzed through polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The results are available in 10 or less calendar days to the provider and/or pharmacist. The report provides "genotype-derived recommendations" with additional quick references for medication dosing guidance.