Legal Paternity DNA Testing Kit (3 Person)

Sales Price: $425.00

Our Legal Paternity DNA Testing System for three people is convenient and easy to use. It's an affordable test that you can use to determine the relationship between an alleged father, mother and child for use in a legal setting. Our test can be completed within the comfort of your own home.

Processed by the AABB, our test is up to 99.999% accurate. To complete the test, all you have to do is follow the instructions provided with either your buccal or blood testing kit. You must include 2 samples per person regardless of test type you use. Also, be sure to utilize the provided checklist to ensure you've completed all the necessary steps. A chain of custody and analysis report is also included. Results will be ready within 5 business days.

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Instructions

Collection Methods:
Buccal Swab:
Buccal is the "Cheek Swab" Test. A buccal swab is soft and resembles a large Q-Tip. It is used to collect a sample of cheek cells by simply rubbing the inside of the cheeks. It is as accurate as blood, as the DNA is the same. A person should, however, abstain from drinking coffee for a few hours before taking a sample, and smokers should rinse and brush their cheeks with a toothbrush before swabbing.

How to collect buccal swab:
The inside of the cheek of each person being tested is gently wiped with a soft sterile swab. Swabbing a cheek is a safe, easy way to collect the sample. Each sample is then sealed in its own envelope, labeled for identification purposes and sent to our lab for processing.
Except for infants and very young children, each person collects his or her own samples; the collection process is simple. Buccal sampling takes about 45 minutes for 3 people, with an additional 60-90 minutes for the swabs to dry.

Blood Collection:
If you're considering the blood option, it is quite important that you contact your physician for the collection of blood samples for children under 8 years of age. We offer this option because it is much faster and easier for you to collect. The procedure involves a small lancet that is used to lightly pierce a finger (most don't even feel it). A small drop of blood is then transferred to a collection card - that's it.

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