Paternity Test at-Home and self-testing
Find where to get a DNA Paternity Test at-Home or with self-testing. Compare details and costs of the best self-testing options in Italy.
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Test at-Home / Self-testing
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DNA Paternity Test FAQs
DNA paternity testing checks specific sections of the genetic code of the mother. The possible father and child are compared with the mother's DNA sequence to determine whether the possible father is the child's biological father.
This test is based on obtaining a blood sample or a cheek swab. Either of these samples is taken from the suspected son and the father and then sent to a lab. The lab works on finding identical genetic sequences in the DNA of both individuals. If a pattern is found, then the relationship is established. The test takes up to 5 days to provide results.
The test has high accuracy, and identification is easily possible if the sample is collected sufficient and timely.