Paternity Testing Labs Announces New DNA Paternity Testing Methods Now Available

Home DNA testing for paternity has advanced considerably and more users are now turning to this option to determine paternity for one or more children, reports PaternityTestingLabs.com

Las Vegas, Nevada - August 16, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —

Statistic Brain reports approximately 280,000 men undergo DNA testing every year to determine the paternity of a child. With roughly 6,750,000 children residing in the United States who don't know who their biological father is, this number could easily increase in coming years, thanks in part to advances in paternity testing. In fact, testing may now take place in the home or in an office, yet care must be taken to ensure the quality of the test. Furthermore, with multiple DNA paternity tests now offered, consumers need to know the similarities and differences between the various options.

"Paternity Testing Labs (www.paternitytestinglabs.com) offers information on paternity tests and those DNA-testing labs considered to be most reliable. Home tests work best for those who have little doubt as to paternity, yet many situations call for a more conclusive test. In addition, pricing varies by lab, thus consumers need to factor this in when determining which test and laboratory to use. The site works to help clear up any confusion, so individuals can find the first lab and test for their needs," J. Robbins, spokesperson for Paternity Testing Labs, states.

Home paternity tests now establish proof of paternity with a minimum probability of 99.99 percent, allowing many individuals to feel confident they are the biological father of the child. When it comes to parent exclusion, the accuracy of the test increases to 100 percent. The test states the child is definitively not from the presumed parent, thus eliminating any doubt.

"The site provides information on the home paternity test kit and its reliability. Although fathers often request this option, as they wish to determine their status in relation to a child, many mothers now prefer home paternity tests also. This helps to reduce any stigma associated with not knowing who fathered a child. Although this stigma has been greatly reduced over the years, some people still look unfavorably on a woman who cannot name the father of their child. The home paternity test allows all parties involved to find the needed answers discreetly," Robbins continues.

Sadly, mistakes tend to occur when DNA is being tested. Individuals have been convicted of a crime, only to later be cleared by improved DNA testing. This concerns many individuals, and there are labs that take a person's money, yet don't provide accurate results. For this reason, Paternity Testing Labs has now established a paternity test price comparison chart.

"Care must be taken when selecting a test to use. Some laboratories now offer a test at an incredibly low price, yet only test the child or the father. They then charge again to test the other party or parties, significantly increasing the price the person must pay. For this reason, be sure to visit the site to learn more about the different tests and labs and how much each place charges. Browse the site while there to learn more about test options and anything having to do with establishing paternity for a child," Robbins recommends.

About Paternity Testing Labs:

Paternity Testing Labs understands the field of DNA testing remains unclear to many, especially in the area of paternity. The site strives to clear up any misconceptions and provide information that can assist individuals in need of this type of test.

For more information, please visit http://paternitytestinglabs.com/

Contact Info:
Name: J. Robbins
Organization: Paternity Testing Labs
Phone: (702) 258-2968

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