SneakPeek Early Gender DNA Test — At-Home
Discover your baby’s gender as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy – weeks to months earlier than any other method – from the comfort of your home. Get gender test results in as little as 72 hours. Accuracy guaranteed!
Two Options: Same results, different timelines, your choice.
SneakPeek Standard
Results in 5-7 days
SneakPeek FastTrack
Results in 72 hours
$79 $54
$149 $124
Features
Total estimated time to get gender results
5-7 business days2
(after ordering)
72 hours2
(after ordering)
99.1% accurate1 at
8 weeks into pregnancy
FREE Shipping – both ways with tracking
Timeline
Test kit is shipped to you
2-3 business days via USPS 1st class mail2
1 business day via USPS Priority Mail Express2
Test kit is returned to SneakPeek Labs with prepaid shipping label
2-3 business days via USPS Prepaid Priority2
1 business day via USPS Priority Mail Express2
Time that results are sent after sample check-in at SneakPeek Labs
10am-2pm Pacific the following day
4-8pm Pacific the same day
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Fast. Simple. So exciting!
Your kit, lab testing, prepaid postage and test results wrapped into one low price.
Take the test
Collect your DNA sample using our easy instructions, included in the kit. Rather have help? Check out our full-service clinical option.
Send it in
Mail your sample back using the prepaid return envelope included with your kit. Our labs use state-of-the-art PCR technology to identify fetal sex with 99.1% accuracy.1
Get results fast
We’ll email results within 5-7 days of purchase. Want to know sooner? Choose FastTrack to get your results within 72 hours from now.
The science behind SneakPeek®
SneakPeek Test uses a noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) method to detect the baby’s DNA present in the mother’s body. If male Y-chromosome DNA is present, it’s a boy! If not, it’s a girl.
Questions you might have:
In laboratory testing, SneakPeek accurately determined fetal sex in 99.1% of 108 pregnant women at 8 weeks gestational age. See the peer-reviewed study in the International Journal of Pregnancy and Childbirth (Int J Pregn & Chi Birth. 2019; 5(4):135-137). In a separate laboratory test, fetal sex was accurately determined in 99.6% of 241 pregnant women at 9 weeks gestational age and later into pregnancy. See the peer-reviewed study in the Journal of Pregnancy and Child Health. (J Preg Child Health. 2017; 4:358).
During pregnancy, cell-free fetal DNA is released by the placenta and can be found in mom’s bloodstream. Using a small sample of mom’s blood, SneakPeek tests for the presence of male DNA (Y-chromosomes). Y-chromosomes would only be present if mom is pregnant with a boy. If no Y-chromosomes are found, mom is carrying a girl. This method is known as noninvasive prenatal testing (NIPT) and is safe for both mom and baby. See the peer-reviewed published study that indicates this test is 99.1% accurate as early as 8 weeks into pregnancy in the International Journal of Pregnancy and Childbirth (Int J Pregn & Chi Birth. 2019; 5(4):135-137).