Peek-a-Boo Early Gender Detection

Description

Beginning around just 5 weeks gestation, tiny fragments of DNA from a developing embryo travel through the placenta and into the mother’s bloodstream. This test works by analyzing the fetal DNA present the blood sample taken from the mother. This method detects the presence of male Y chromosomes in the mother’s blood to determine if she is carrying a male baby; if no Y chromosomes are detected, the baby is female. In case of twins or other multiple pregnancies, consult with your healthcare provider regarding the test’s accuracy. This test showed an accuracy rate of 99.5%.* Results are typically available within a few days after the sample is received at the lab. The only early gender detection test approved by the American Pregnancy Association.