• A consent form.
• Three sterile, blank swabs and stickers for alleged her, mother (who may participate for no extra charge) and child..
• Instruction sheet and terms and conditions.
• A postage paid, tamper proof return envelope..
• The kit is send out in a discrete white padded envelope to the address specified at the time of ordering..

This kit is for establishing if a particular man is the biological her of a child, and is for personal information only. If you require a test for any legal or other purpose then please give us a call on 0191 543 6405. £7 is the price of the testing kit, there is an additional fee of £81 for laboratory processing. This price includes a 4 working day turn around for results once your sampling kit has been received by the lab. Your samples are processed at our ISO 17025 accredited, UK based testing laboratory. Once your results are ready a PDF of your report will be emailed to you. Please note, we also recommend that the mother of the child participates where possible, as it helps us to get you the most conclusive result possible. This is why we include a swab for her, and will process her sample for no extra charge. The Geneblitz paternity test proves with 100% accuracy if a man is not the alleged her of a child. Conversely, a Geneblitz paternity test proves that a tested man is the alleged her of a child with at least 99.99% certainty (if the mother is involved in the testing process). Please note that this figure may be reduced if the mother of the tested child does not participate in the test. Our laboratory only accepts cheek cell samples, as we find it is the most pain free, quick and easy method of obtaining a good quality sample. All people providing a sample for a Geneblitz test must give their consent for the test by signing the consent form provided with the sampling kit. We will not process samples for any paternity test unless we have the signed (written) consent of each of the adult participants. If a child under 16 is involved, a person with parental responsibility for the child (or children) must sign consent on their behalf. In cases where the her signs consent for a child under the age of 16, we may ask for evidence of parental responsibility such as a birth certificate.