Description
Early Gender Reveal DNA Blood
Early Gender Reveal DNA Blood
Find Out Your Baby’s Gender as Early as 6 Weeks
£150.00
£150 | Non-Invasive | Results in 2–4 Days
🧬 Service Description
Our Early Gender Reveal Test uses cutting-edge cell-free fetal DNA technology to accurately determine your baby’s sex as early as 6 weeks gestation—much earlier than traditional ultrasound methods.
This non-invasive test involves a simple blood draw from the mother, where fetal DNA circulating in her bloodstream is analysed in a specialist laboratory. It’s completely safe for both mum and baby, with accuracy levels over 99% when performed correctly after 6 weeks of pregnancy.
Perfect for expectant parents who want to start bonding with their baby or planning ahead with gender-specific preparations.
🧪 What the Test Involves
Simple maternal blood test (no risk to baby)
Detects presence or absence of the Y chromosome (indicating male gender)
Conducted at 6+ weeks of gestation (dating scan recommended for confirmation)
Laboratory-grade testing ensures high accuracy
Results delivered securely via email or online portal
FAQs – Early Gender Reveal Test
You can take this test from 6 weeks of pregnancy. It is crucial that gestational age is calculated from your last menstrual period (LMP) or confirmed via an early ultrasound scan.
The test is >99% accurate when taken at or after 6 weeks gestation, provided the sample is not contaminated and fetal DNA is detectable.
Yes. The test is non-invasive, involving only a blood sample from the mother. It poses zero risk to both the baby and the mother.
You’ll receive your results via secure email or your online health dashboard within 2 to 4 working days after the lab receives your sample.
No. This specific test is designed solely for early gender identification. However, we do offer non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) panels for chromosomal screening.
If insufficient fetal DNA is detected (which may happen before 6 weeks or in some individual cases), a free repeat test may be offered.
For best results, we recommend that the test be carried out at one of our partner clinics or by a trained phlebotomist. Home sample kits may be available upon request, but care must be taken to avoid contamination.




