• Maternity DNA test kit for home sample collection, analysed by a UKAS ISO 17025 accredited laboratory.
  • Home maternity DNA test kit contents including cheek swabs, consent forms, instructions and return packaging
  • Mother lifting her baby outdoors, representing home maternity DNA testing with no lab fee upfront
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Maternity DNA Test - Pay Lab Fee Later

Maternity DNA Test - Pay Lab Fee Later

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Low-cost maternity DNA sample collection kit (£4.99). Free UK standard postage included. No lab fee payable today - the laboratory analysis fee is paid later, once samples are returned.

  • Analysed by a UKAS ISO 17025–accredited UK laboratory
  • Simple, non-invasive cheek-swab sample collection at home
  • No laboratory analysis fee to pay today
  • Next working day results once samples are received and ready for analysis*

* Turnaround time:
Results are typically issued the next working day once all samples have been received and approved for analysis by our laboratory.

Postage information:
Free UK Royal Mail First Class postage is included with your DNA sample collection kit. Faster and guaranteed delivery options are available to upgrade at checkout.

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DNA samples being analysed in a UKAS 17025 accredited laboratory

What is a Maternity DNA test?

A maternity DNA test confirms whether a woman is the biological mother of a child by comparing their DNA profiles.

DNA samples are collected using simple, non-invasive cheek swabs and analysed at a UKAS ISO 17025-accredited UK laboratory.

Each person’s DNA is examined across multiple genetic markers. A child inherits half of their DNA from their biological mother, meaning the child’s DNA profile should match the mother’s profile at every tested location. If all markers match, maternity can be confirmed with a very high degree of accuracy.

Maternity DNA testing is commonly used to resolve uncertainty, correct documentation, or provide personal peace of mind. The test is suitable for adults and children of all ages (parental consent is required for under-16s).

All testing is carried out confidentially, with clear instructions provided to allow samples to be collected safely and discreetly at home.

Mother and baby at home, representing a maternity DNA test using a simple home sample collection kit

Who takes part in the maternity test?

The standard maternity test involves:

● The child

● The alleged biological mother

This test compares the child’s DNA profile with that of the alleged mother to determine whether a biological relationship exists.

Testing without the father

The alleged father does not need to take part in a maternity DNA test. Results can be accurately produced using samples from the child and alleged mother only.

Testing more than one child

Additional children can be included within the same test where required. The correct number of mouth swabs is provided based on the option selected at checkout.

Consent for children

Where a child is under 16 years of age, consent must be provided by a person with parental responsibility. Clear instructions and consent forms are included with the test kit.

How Our Home DNA Test Kit Works

  • Illustration showing how to complete the consent paperwork included in a home paternity DNA test kit.

    Complete Your Forms

    Fill in the consent form and paperwork clearly. Make sure all signatures are included before returning your kit.

  • Illustration of the cheek-swab collection process used in home paternity DNA testing kits.

    Collect Your DNA Samples

    Use the cheek swabs provided, rub firmly on each cheek, air-dry for 15 seconds, and seal them in the correct envelopes.

  • Illustration showing how to package and post your completed home paternity DNA test kit samples.

    Post Your Samples

    Return your labelled envelopes, completed forms, and payment (if using pay-later) using the supplied return packaging.

Maternity DNA Testing – Frequently Asked Questions

1. How accurate is the home maternity DNA test?

Our home maternity DNA tests are over 99.99% accurate when confirming a biological maternity relationship. All samples are analysed in a UKAS ISO 17025–accredited UK laboratory, ensuring the highest standards of accuracy and reliability.

2. How long do maternity DNA test results take?

Results are typically issued the next working day once all samples have been received and approved for analysis by our laboratory.

3. When do I pay for the maternity DNA test?

For this pay-later option, you pay a low-cost DNA sample collection kit (£4.99) when ordering.

The laboratory analysis fee is paid later, once your samples are returned to our UK laboratory. All prices are shown clearly before you place your order.

4. Can the laboratory analysis fee be split?

Yes. Where available, options to split the laboratory analysis fee are shown clearly at the point your samples are returned to the laboratory.

5. Does everyone need to be present to take a maternity test?

No. The maternity DNA test only requires samples from the child and the alleged biological mother. Samples can be collected separately and returned together using the labelled envelopes provided in the test kit.

6 Will anyone else know I’ve taken a maternity DNA test?

No. All testing is handled confidentially, with discreet packaging and secure delivery of results. Your personal information and test results are never shared with third parties.

7. Can this maternity test be used for court or immigration purposes?

No. This home maternity DNA test is for peace-of-mind purposes only. If you require a legally admissible maternity test for court or immigration, please contact us to arrange a witnessed legal DNA test.

8. Can a maternity DNA test result be inconclusive?

Maternity DNA testing is highly reliable and usually produces a clear result. In rare cases, an inconclusive result may be reported if the DNA evidence does not provide sufficient statistical certainty. Should this occur, we will clearly explain the result and outline any options that may be available to support further analysis.