Prenatal testing

Paternity answers
before birth.

Our Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Test is available from 7 weeks of pregnancy. It analyses fetal DNA found naturally in the mother's blood, so it needs only a standard blood sample from the mother and a cheek swab from the possible father. There is no risk to the pregnancy.


How it works

Safe, simple,
conclusive.

Check eligibility

Available from 7 weeks of pregnancy. We confirm your dates and circumstances when we speak, before anything is booked or paid.

Collect the samples

A trained professional takes a standard blood sample from the mother. The possible father provides a simple cheek swab. Separate appointments can be arranged so parties never need to meet.

Laboratory analysis

Samples are analysed by ISO 17025 accredited partner laboratories. Results are reported as a statistical probability and explained in plain English.

Total price
£950
  • Professional sample collection arranged with you
  • Laboratory analysis and your written result
  • No compulsory laboratory fee added later
  • Results in a confirmed timeline we agree when you book
Set up your test
Additional alleged fathers to be tested? Each additional alleged father is £200. Separate appointments can be arranged.

Pay by card at checkout, or after we confirm eligibility, your total and the appointment with you.

A note on transparency. In a small number of cases a prenatal result can come back inconclusive, for example when the level of fetal DNA in the mother's blood is not yet high enough. A conclusive result is therefore not guaranteed at the first attempt. If this happens we will tell you straight away and talk you through the next steps.

Want to know the baby's sex too? A gender reveal test can be added to your prenatal booking. Mention it when we confirm your appointment.


Your questions

Asked before
every booking.

  • Is it safe? Yes. Collection uses a standard maternal blood draw and a cheek swab. It does not require amniocentesis or CVS, so there is no risk to the pregnancy.
  • How accurate is it? Results are reported as a statistical probability by the laboratory. When the tested man is not the biological father, the result excludes him conclusively.
  • Does he have to know? The possible father provides his own sample and must consent to testing. Separate appointments can be arranged so you never need to meet.
  • Is it confidential? Genetic data is special-category data under UK GDPR. Details, samples and results are stored securely and released only to you.

We are here to help

Talk it through
in confidence.