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Baby gender blood test
GENDERSCREEN
Baby gender blood test from 10+0 weeks
A discreet test kit for fetal sex determination using a venous blood sample collected by a healthcare professional. We send everything you need: collection tube, printed sample request form, clear instructions and return materials.
Arrange your blood draw with a healthcare professional or qualified phlebotomist of your choice and receive your result digitally.
£279
UK launch price
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How it works
Arrange your blood draw
Book a venous blood draw with a healthcare professional or qualified phlebotomist of your choice. Bring the kit and printed sample request form with you.
Return the sample
Return the sample as soon as possible after collection, packed according to the kit instructions.
Receive your result
Your result is sent digitally when the analysis is complete.
From pregnancy week 10+0
Venous blood draw by a healthcare professional
Analysed in Sweden
Digital result
What’s in the kit
Everything prepared for a professional blood draw
Your Genderscreen kit is designed to make the appointment clear and straightforward for you and the healthcare professional collecting the sample.
- Collection tube for venous blood sample
- Printed sample request form
- Step-by-step instructions
- Protective sample packaging
- Return materials
About Genderscreen
Fetal sex determination from pregnancy week 10+0
Genderscreen analyses fetal sex chromosome information from a venous blood sample collected by a healthcare professional. The test is designed for customers who want a clear digital result from pregnancy week 10+0.
The analysis is performed in Sweden by a specialist laboratory.
- Designed for professional venous blood collection
- Suitable from pregnancy week 10+0
- Result based on fetal sex chromosome analysis and Y-chromosome detection
Important information
Clear limits, before you order
- Not a diagnostic test.
- Does not screen for chromosomal conditions.
- It does not replace NHS screening, antenatal care or medical advice.
- Ultrasound is not required by Genderscreen; you are responsible for knowing that the pregnancy is at least 10+0 weeks.
- If you are unsure about timing or suitability, speak to a healthcare professional.
FAQ
From which week can I take the test?
From pregnancy week 10+0.
Do I collect the sample myself at home?
No. Genderscreen uses a venous blood sample collected by a healthcare professional or qualified phlebotomist.
Can my NHS GP take the blood sample?
Some customers may ask their GP or another healthcare provider, but availability varies. You are responsible for arranging a suitable blood draw appointment and should check that the provider is willing to help with a private test kit.
What should I bring to the appointment?
Bring the full Genderscreen kit, including the collection tube, printed sample request form and instructions.
How do I return the sample?
Follow the instructions included in the kit and return the sample as soon as possible after collection.
Is this a diagnostic test?
No. Genderscreen is not diagnostic, does not screen for chromosomal conditions and does not replace NHS screening, antenatal care or medical advice.
Do I need an ultrasound first?
Ultrasound is not required by Genderscreen. You are responsible for knowing that the pregnancy is at least 10+0 weeks.
Where is the analysis performed?
The sample is analysed in Sweden by a specialist laboratory.