Baby Gender Predictor - Find out if it’s Pink or Blue?

easyDNA UK now offers an avant-garde and highly scientific baby gender prediction test that can be done from the 9th week of pregnancy. Our KnowtheGender analysis is DNA based and performed in an accredited laboratory. It is absolutely pain-free and does not involve any needles or blood; all that is required is a urine sample from the expectant mother! easyDNA UK is proud to be the exclusive provider of this new method that has been specifically developed through extensive research and offers results with an accuracy of 99%.

Discovering if it’s a Boy or Girl

Finding out you are pregnant certainly raises many questions, including wondering whether the baby is male or female. Knowing the sex of your unborn child is helpful during the planning and preparation stages before the birth. Furthermore it can be fun for the expectant mother, father and friends to try and guess if it’s a baby boy or a girl. The most popular way to guess the sex while pregnant is by completing gender prediction quizzes based on Old Wives’ Tales, the Chinese calendar conception chart or even the cabbage test! Although very entertaining, these gender
myths cannot determine fetal sex as they have no scientific basis.

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Why choose our KnowtheGender DNA Test?

• DNA is extremely reliable. Don’t risk getting a wrong result by purchasing a cheaper hormone-based DIY kit that provides instant results.

• Sample collecting is done from the comfort of your home and is completely pain-free. To learn more about the home sampling kit and collection process click here.

• You can proceed with the analysis from as the 9th week of pregnancy.

• Return courier service for samples to be sent to the laboratory is included with our offer.

What is the price of the KnowtheGender DNA analysis?

The price of our baby gender test in the UK is £239 with results available in just 7-10 working days. This turnaround time begins from the instand we receive samples at our laboratory. Included in this price is a pre-paid return DHL pouch for you to send the urine sample directly back to the laboratory. We provide everything that is required for sample collection including detailed instructions. All you will need to do is return the sample back to us for laboratory analysis using the courier pouch provided. We also offer an express service in 4-6 working days at an additional cost should you wish to cut down the waiting time.

How can you tell if it’s a boy or girl so early in the pregnancy?

Through extensive research and development this new method allows us to isolate the fetal DNA that has passed through the fetal blood barrier and into the mother’s urine. easyDNA is the first company to offer this test in the UK, offering the highest accuracy currently available on the market.

The laboratory analysis is based on the advanced extraction of fetal DNA from urine through a new isolation technique. The fetal DNA is then analyzed for the presence of Y male chromosomes. If the male Y chromosome is detected then get ready for it: You will have a baby boy. If our analysis does not detect any Y chromosomes, that the fetus is female and you will have a baby girl. 

We can guarantee our test is 99% accurate so as long as you adhere to our precuations. You will find these inside your kit.

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Ordering your kit for early sex detection

Ordering your kit online is easy; simply visit our Order Page and Price List. Once your order has been complete successfully you will receive a confirmation from us by email. If you prefer to discuss your case with us first then kindly contact us or request a free call back.

To answer your questions about the baby gender test refer to ourFrequent Questions

Important: Our baby gender test is a great way of discovering the sex of your baby. When it comes to baby gender, our test is more accurate and can be carried out far earlier than ultrasonography. We do however wish to stress the importance of ultrasounds as part of your prenatal care provision. Should you have any queries, consult your GP.