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DNA Testing Companies: In-Home Services

Many DNA testing companies offer chain of custody testing for their clients' private needs. Depending on your situation, you may be able to choose an in-home DNA testing service, which is oftentimes less expensive than chain of custody DNA testing. However, it is important that you know how you will use your DNA test results, since results from in-home DNA tests are not admissible in court cases.

Choosing an in-home test, while sometimes less expensive, can be a risky decision to make. Since in-home tests are not accredited, they are not regulated like chain of custody DNA tests and can be less reliable. Additionally, some of the in-home testing companies found online are actually run by resellers of DNA tests that mark up the prices and reduce the quality of service for maximum profitablity.

You can learn a few techniques for choosing credible in-home DNA testing companies and avoiding unreliable ones by reviewing the chart below and by visiting the In-Home Buyer Beware page.

Below you will find comparisons of the most popular DNA testing companies based on the types of services they provide. This list of DNA testing companies is not exhaustive, but it does provide you valuable information about the most frequently accessed DNA testing companies.

Each situation involving DNA testing is unique. In some cases, such as those involved child support or immigration, specific requirements and guidelines must be followed to ensure that the results of the DNA test are acceptable in courts or other legal settings. Be sure to review the potential DNA testing requirements and guidelines you may have for your particular case. To review these requirements and guidelines, visit the specific Uses page for your situation.

Recommendations

  1. If possible, choose a chain of custody DNA test. Chain of custody tests are reliable and regulated, and their results can be used for legal purposes.

    Although there are several well-respected and established in-home DNA testing companies, we recommend that you undergo a chain of custody test to ensure its reliability and accuracy. Furthermore, by opting for a chain of custody test, you will be able to use the results in an unanticipated legal situation at any point in the future.

  2. Choose Beta Paternity DNA Laboratory as your in-home DNA testing company, if you are certain that you do not need a chain of custody DNA test. Beta Paternity DNA Laboratory performs many DNA testing services and offers reasonably priced DNA tests.

To learn more about chain of custody testing, visit the Chain of Custody DNA Testing Company Comparison page.

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The chart above indicates the types of DNA testing services that each in-home testing company provides.

It is important that you choose a DNA testing company that provides you with the services and experience you need. If a company offers more services, it is likely to be more experienced than companies that offer fewer services.

We recommend Beta Paternity DNA Laboratory for any of your in-home DNA testing needs. Beta Paternity DNA Laboratory offers all the DNA tests that are commonly requested for private, peace-of-mind DNA testing. Additionally, by offering all of these services, Beta Paternity DNA Laboratory has gained a broad base of DNA testing experience.

You can learn more about our recommendation of Beta Paternity DNA Laboratory by visiting the Recommended In-Home DNA Testing Company Feature page now.

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