Now at 6 weeks pregnant!
Schedule an appointment any time or come to our daily walk in service Monday - Friday 9a-6p at our Powers office.
**Results as fast as next day possible!
early gender dna test
We now offer daily walk in service at our Powers office Monday through Thursday from 9am-5pm, and Fridays from 9p-3p
Appointments needed at our Lake office or for evenings at our Powers office.
NEW….SneakPeek® CLINICAL 6 WEEK GENDER TESTING starting at $129
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- Early gender prediction DNA test
- Starting as early as 6 weeks
- Performed by a certified phlebotomist
- Next Day results possible**
- Add a visual confirmation OR mini glimpse ultrasound for only $49
- Weekday shipping cut off time is 3pm daily, Saturday, 11am. Samples collected after those times will go out the next shipping day.
**Due to the possibility of a shipping delay, we recommend waiting to plan your reveal until you have your results in hand.**
There are options
You can now purchase your SneakPeek at home kit - in stock at either office.
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm at our Powers office or call to ensure someone is available at either.
What is SneakPeek® Clinical?
SneakPeek Clinical is an early gender DNA detection test offered to women starting at 6 weeks into pregnancy. The genetic test is designed to work in conjunction with an ultrasound scan for expecting mothers. An on-site phlebotomist draws a blood sample in the comfort of the ultrasound studio, and then returns the sample to SneakPeek Labs for processing. The laboratories offer the fastest turnaround times in the industry, with a choice of receiving your result the same day the sample reaches the SneakPeek Lab. The concierge style of service even includes a personal animated email from the lab to report your result. The test is easily packaged with follow up ultrasound sessions to view your baby and provide images that you can take home.
How does SneakPeek® work?
SneakPeek® utilizes the natural process of shared fetal DNA circulating inside the mother’s bloodstream. Our PCR technology has the ability to detect the presence or absence of male Y chromosome in the blood sample provided starting at 6 weeks into pregnancy. If it is detected then the baby’s gender is male and if it is not detected then the baby’s gender is female.
This test does not confirm pregnancy or establish paternity.