North Carolina Testing Services

• Private DNA test results available in as little as 3 days (rapid paternity & family relationship testing results)
• Fully certified for DNA paternity testing using up to 42 markers, utilizing state-of-art DNA technology to guarantee the reliability and accuracy of our genetic testing
• Non-invasive prenatal paternity testing with no risk for mom or baby
• Variety of drug and alcohol testing available with fast results

• Range of health testing including genetic celiac and lactose testing
• Sample collection centers throughout North Carolina and nationwide
• All testing kits mailed to your home using non-branded packaging
• Our laboratory standards are ISO 17025 accredited
• All reports emailed are password-protected for security
• US-based confidential client services and advice line

DNA Paternity testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Our accredited Peace of Mind DNA paternity tests accurately confirm the paternity of a child.

We offer exceptionally fast testing times, with results in as little as 3 days.

DNA Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Our non-invasive prenatal paternity test is 100% risk-free for both mother and baby and can be completed as early as 7 weeks into the mother’s pregnancy.

Many other companies offer prenatal paternity tests such as chorionic villus/CVS or amniocentesis – with both procedures carrying a small risk of miscarriage.

Our non-invasive prenatal paternity test simply requires a blood sample from the mother, and cheek swabs from the mother and the possible father.

Sibling DNA testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Our sibling DNA test confirms whether brothers and/or sisters share the same biological father, mother, or mother & father, with guaranteed high accuracy results.

Our highly-experienced laboratory team applies sophisticated statistical analysis to calculate the amount of shared DNA and determine if there is a biological relationship between the participants being tested.

Aunt/Uncle DNA testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Aunt and/or uncle DNA testing (also referred to as an avuncular test) can be used when a potential father or mother has passed away, or is unavailable to participate in a paternity/maternity test.

The test can verify the biological relationship of an aunt or uncle to their niece or nephew.

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Grandparent DNA testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Grandparent DNA testing can be used when a potential father or mother has passed away or is unavailable to participate in a paternity/maternity test.

The test can verify the biological relationship of a grandparent to their grandchild.

DNA Maternity testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

A DNA maternity test is required if you need proof of a biological relationship between a child and a potential mother.

This test follows a similar protocol to a DNA paternity test.

Y Chromosome DNA testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

A Y chromosome test (also referred to as a Y DNA test) is used to verify a biological relationship when a male’s possible father is unavailable for a DNA paternity test.

A son inherits his Y chromosome from his father, and the chromosome does not change from father to son.

Since the Y chromosome only mutates once every 10,000 years, it is possible to analyze and compare test participants to determine a biological relationship through the paternal family line.

If the males in question are related, their Y chromosome will be identical.

Twin DNA testing - DNA zygosity testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

This test is selected to confirm if multiple children from the same birth, such as twins, triplets, quadruplets, etc are genetically identical or are not genetically identical.

If the children are genetically identical, they are identified as monozygotic. Monozygotic means the children were formed from the same fertilized egg, that then split into separate embryos. Their DNA will be identical.

Prenatal Gender testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Our prenatal gender test can tell you the gender of your unborn child.

The baby gender test is non-invasive, which means that there is no risk to the mother or the unborn child when taking this test.

Only a blood sample is needed, which is usually drawn from the mother’s arm.

Toothbrush DNA testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

A toothbrush DNA test is a type of viability study, which involves extracting a DNA profile from a toothbrush for the purpose of performing a DNA relationship test.

It offers a discreet and alternative method of collecting a DNA sample.

Nail Clipping DNA testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

A nail clipping DNA test is a type of viability study, which involves extracting a DNA profile from nail clippings for the purpose of performing a DNA relationship test.

It offers a discreet and alternative method of collecting a DNA sample.

Drug and Alcohol testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Our drug & alcohol nail test offers you a discreet and easy way to test for drugs and/or alcohol with only fingernail clippings or toenail clippings required.

A drug and alcohol nail test provides a simple, non-invasive way to test for drug and alcohol use for up to a 12-month period prior to the nail clipping samples being collected.

Our home urine drug test kit offers you a discreet and easy way to test for drugs at home, with only a urine sample required.

Genetic Celiac testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Our non-invasive genetic celiac disease test will tell you whether you have one or both genes associated with celiac disease, with only a simple cheek swab required.

The test uses Human Leukocyte Antigen (HLA) typing to confirm or rule out the potential of developing celiac disease by analyzing six DNA markers for the HLA-DQ2 and HLA-DQ8 genes linked to celiac disease.

Genetic Lactose testing in North Carolina (Peace of Mind)

Our non-invasive genetic lactose intolerance test can tell you whether you have the MCM6 gene variations linked to primary lactose intolerance, with only a simple cheek swab required.