Safe Prenatal DNA Testing from Maternal Blood

Our non-invasive prenatal paternity test determines biological paternity using a simple blood sample from the mother. The test works by analyzing cell-free fetal DNA (cffDNA) present in the mother’s bloodstream.

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Testing can be performed as early as 7 weeks of pregnancy (counted from the first day of the last menstrual period).

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Because this method analyzes fetal DNA directly, there is no risk of inaccurate results due to previous pregnancies or miscarriages.

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If you would like more information before making a decision, simply complete our enquiry form and one of our Biomedical Scientists will contact you to answer your questions.

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100% Safe for Mother and Baby

• non-invasive procedure

• no need for amniocentesis or CVS

• no risk to pregnancy

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How the Test Works

To perform the test, we require:

• a blood sample from the pregnant mother

• a mouth swab (buccal sample) from the alleged father

Alternative sample types for the father may also be used if needed.

 

You can:

• visit one of our private clinics for sample collection

• arrange collection at a healthcare facility of your choice

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Fast & Accurate Results

• accuracy higher than 99.9%

• results available within 7–10 business days

• optional express service: 4–6 business days

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Flexible Sample Collection Worldwide

We offer international sample collection options:

• clinic appointments

• healthcare provider collection

• collection kits delivered globally

Once your samples are returned to our laboratory, analysis is completed within 10 working days, followed by a comprehensive report.

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Why Choose This Test

• 100% safe and non-invasive for mother and baby

• No amniocentesis or CVS required

• Uses advanced NGS (Next-Generation Sequencing) technology

• Discreet, fast, and simple sample collection

• The only AABB approved Prenatal Paternity test

• Recommended by APA

• Global collection kit available

• Testing possible from 7 weeks of pregnancy

• Analysis of 681 SNP genetic markers