Fast, Easy, Accurate, with a Low Price Guarantee!

• We guarantee the lowest price for a motherless paternity test and will beat any lower written offer by an AABB accredited laboratory located in the United States.
• DNA testing is the most accurate and reliable means of identity verification available for parentage testing. 
• Accurate 16 loci testing including the core CODIS loci (FBI standard)
• Precise: All exclusion tests are automatically run TWICE to ensure 100% accurate results.
• Free shipping
• Results average 3-5 business days.
• Samples are collected using a cheek swab specimen which is also called a buccal swab (the buccal cells in the cheek area are highly concentrated with DNA.)  There is no difference between DNA taken from a cheek swab when compared to DNA taken from blood.
• A paternity test can prove with 100% exclusion that an individual IS NOT the biological parent of a child. 
• DNA testing can provide a 99.9% or greater probability of paternity. Our DNA testing typically proves paternity with at least 99.9% certainty, which is well in excess of the 99% requirement of most U.S. courts.  No test available can prove with a 100% paternity index that a man IS the biological parent of a child. 

Sample Reports

• Paternity report where alleged father is the biological father. 
• Paternity report where alleged father is not the biological father. 

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Special Considerations

• If the alleged fathers are related as brothers, father/son, or uncle/nephew, then all related alleged fathers should be tested at the same time. This information must be disclosed at the time of purchase to reduce the possibility of implicating the wrong person. If the alleged fathers are identical twins, there is no way to determine which twin is the father of the child.
• If all the DNA systems match between the alleged father and child, usually the result indicates a 99.99% probability of paternity. Sometimes, however, the genes shared between the alleged father and child are so common that the probability of paternity doesn't reach 99%.  Extended testing is required to resolve these situations.