Discover your baby's gender as early as 6 weeks with 99.9% accuracy. Professional clinical arm draw eliminates home contamination risks.
🧬 Book Gender RevealDirect coordination with medical examiners and funeral homes to preserve DNA viability before embalming for inheritance claims.
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Processed by AABB-accredited laboratories following a strict "chain of custody" protocol verified by an unbiased third-party collector. Widely used for official child support enforcement and custody restructuring in Florida.
Isolates cell-free fetal DNA floating within the mother’s bloodstream as early as 7 weeks into gestation. This non-invasive medical option carries a 0% risk of miscarriage. Includes a FREE fetal gender reveal!
When the alleged father is unavailable or deceased, we can establish biological lineage by testing his immediate relatives. Explore our Grandparent and Avuncular (Aunt/Uncle) testing options.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services mandates that relationship testing for visas must be routed via an AABB-certified lab. See State.gov Guidelines or visit our Immigration page.
Secure inheritance claims with court-admissible post-mortem testing. We coordinate directly with local medical examiners and funeral homes to preserve DNA viability before embalming.
Discover your baby's gender as early as 6 weeks with 99.9% accuracy. Unlike store-bought finger-prick kits, our clinical arm draw eliminates the risk of male DNA contamination from your home.
If the alleged father is unavailable or deceased, we can determine paternity indirectly by testing his immediate relatives against the child.
Compares the child's DNA with the alleged father's biological parents. (We recommend testing both the grandmother and grandfather if possible).
Compares the child's DNA with the alleged father's full biological brother or sister.
Determines if two individuals share the same father (half-siblings) or the same mother and father (full siblings).
Scientifically proves if twins are Identical (monozygotic) or Fraternal (dizygotic).
All official results detail the exact biological probability, reviewed by a PhD Geneticist.