DNA Paternity Tests

A DNA paternity test can answer a multitude of questions. Which is why when deciding to get a DNA paternity test, the purpose should be carefully considered. A DNA paternity test for peace of mind, where the samples are collected at home, cannot be used for legal purposes. The added expense of maintaining the strict chain of custody required for legal testing, where samples are taken at an authorised collection centre, may not be necessary.

Unsure which test is best for your needs? One of our highly experienced customer service staff can help you decide.

DNA Paternity Tests

A DNA paternity test can answer a multitude of questions. Which is why when deciding to get a DNA paternity test, the purpose should be carefully considered. A DNA paternity test for peace of mind, where the samples are collected at home, cannot be used for legal purposes. The added expense of maintaining the strict chain of custody required for legal testing, where samples are taken at an authorised collection centre, may not be necessary.

Unsure which test is best for your needs? One of our highly experienced customer service staff can help you decide.

Which DNA paternity test is right for you?

Legal Paternity Test

Our legal paternity tests can settle family law matters, such as child support, child custody, visitation disputes, inheritance issues, and to satisfy immigration requirements. A strict chain of custody ensures samples remain in compliance for all legal requirements.

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Home Paternity Test

The home paternity test is incredibly convenient because the DNA sample is collected at home. By following the simple instructions provided with the collection kit, you can easily acquire the needed genetic material and get the peace of mind that comes with knowing the truth.

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Prenatal Paternity Test

The most accurate non-invasive prenatal paternity test is only available through DDC. This advanced procedure incorporates DNA SNP microarray technology by preserving and analysing the baby’s DNA found in the mother’s bloodstream, which is much safer for both baby and mother.

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