Infidelity Test
We don't send DNA kits!
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It's up to you to make your DNA kit with saliva samples.
You can place the order from any country.
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Place your order to receive by email:
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your customer code;
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sample collection instructions;
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the online consent form;
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the shipping form to print, fill out and send;
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the laboratory's address.
Product details
DNA testing and instructions include the use of one sample per test.
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Option for a saliva sample for comparison testing
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Laboratory sample return shipping arrangement: €50.00 (FEDEX)
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All options must be requested by
email: contact@infotestadn.com
Options
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Results within 5 to 10 working days after receipt of saliva samples.
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The results are sent by email and then automatically destroyed within 60 days.
Results
Order your test
Get instructions
Collect samples
Send to the lab
Discover your results
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This test is a comprehensive analysis to detect the presence of autosomal DNA (male or female) on a given medium.
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What the test detects:
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The presence of one or more DNA profiles on the medium.
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The gender of detected individuals (male or female).
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If the sample is sufficiently viable, a detailed genetic profile can be created.
Included option:
A genetic comparison with a saliva sample. This allows verification of whether the DNA found on the medium matches that of the person providing the saliva sample. This option is available for both male and female DNA.
Autosomal Infidelity Test
214.00€
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This test specifically targets male DNA by analyzing the Y chromosome.
What the test detects:
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The presence of one or more male DNA profiles on the medium.
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If the sample is of good quality, a Y chromosome genetic profile can be established.
Included option:
A genetic comparison with a male saliva sample. This determines if the male DNA found matches that of the provided saliva sample.
Y-STR Infidelity Test
234.00€
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This test is a complete analysis combining the search for autosomal DNA (male and/or female) and specific male DNA (Y chromosome).
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What the test detects:
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The presence of male and/or female DNA on the medium.
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The number of DNA profiles detected for each gender.
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If the sample is viable, autosomal and Y genetic profiles can be established.
Included option:
A genetic comparison with a saliva sample. This option is available for detected male and female DNA.
Combined Autosomal and Y-STR Infidelity Test
319.00€
A DNA infidelity test is a scientific analysis used to detect or compare DNA found on various objects or surfaces. It offers a discreet and reliable method to obtain specific genetic information from samples.
In addition to addressing suspicion concerns, these tests are conducted with strict adherence to ethical standards, particularly regarding consent.
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This service is not limited to personal matters. It can also be used in other contexts, such as criminal investigations or paternity testing.
However, it's important to note that results obtained from these analyses cannot be used as legal or administrative evidence.
What is a DNA Infidelity Test?
The laboratory offers several types of infidelity tests adapted to different needs.
Each of these tests is designed to meet specific objectives, ranging from DNA detection on a medium to establishing detailed genetic profiles.
Some tests include options allowing complementary analysis through reference samples.
What types of infidelity tests are available and what are their options?
The reasons for conducting a DNA infidelity test vary from person to person.
Most clients wish to obtain clear answers to questions affecting their personal and emotional lives. An infidelity test can help:
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Determine if an object or surface contains foreign DNA.
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Identify the gender (male or female) of people who have left biological traces.
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Compare one genetic profile to another to verify a match.
Why perform a DNA infidelity test?
1. Genetic Profiling Test
This test is often the first step in analyzing a suspicious sample. It involves detecting and characterizing DNA present on an object or surface. Here are the details:
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DNA Detection: This test identifies if DNA is present on the provided medium. Multiple genetic traces may be detected, coming from different people.
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Gender Identification: In addition to confirming DNA presence, the test indicates whether the traces belong to male or female individuals.
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Genetic Profiling: If the sample is of good quality, a complete DNA profile can be created. This includes precise information about the genetic markers of detected individuals.
2. Genetic Comparison Test
The genetic comparison test follows a conclusive profiling test. It compares DNA extracted from the initial sample with a saliva sample provided by the participant.
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Genetic Match: This test determines if both samples share identical genetic markers. A match indicates that the DNA comes from the same person (or close relatives).
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Test Limitations: If genetic profiles don't match, the laboratory cannot provide any additional information about the initial sample's genetic profile, in accordance with strict ethical rules.
What infidelity tests are offered?
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Step 1: Sample Collection
Detailed instructions are sent by email for collecting the necessary samples.
Examples of accepted samples:
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Personal items: toothbrushes, razors, chewing gum.
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Stained fabrics: clothing with traces of saliva, blood, or sperm.
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Common objects: cigarettes, tampons, sanitary pads.
It is essential to follow instructions carefully to maximize the chances of obtaining a usable sample.
Step 2: Sending the Sample to the Laboratory
Once collected, the sample must be sent to the laboratory following our recommendations to ensure it remains intact and free from contamination.
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Step 3: Sample Analysis
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At the laboratory, several steps are performed to process and analyze the sample:
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DNA Extraction: DNA is isolated from other biological components using advanced techniques.
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DNA Quantification: This step measures the amount of DNA available for analysis.
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Genetic Profiling: If the sample is viable, a detailed profile is established.
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Step 4: Comparison (if applicable)
For comparison tests, the extracted DNA is compared to the saliva sample provided by the participant. This analysis determines if a match exists between the two samples.
Step 5: Results Transmission
Results are sent by email within 5 to 10 business days. They include a detailed report explaining the findings, as well as any limitations related to the analysis.
How does a DNA infidelity test work?
What types of samples can be used for the test?
The laboratory accepts a variety of biological samples, classified according to their success rate:
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Samples with high success rate (90% or higher):
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Saliva or blood on filter paper.
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Toothbrushes, tampons, or stained clothing.
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Biological debris on personal items such as razors or jewelry.
Samples with moderate success rate (60% to 90%):
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Older bandages or tissues containing biological traces.
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Chewing gum or cigarette butts.
Samples with low success rate (60% or less):
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Hair without visible roots.
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Contaminated or difficult-to-handle objects.
It's important to note that old or poorly preserved samples may reduce the reliability of results.
Why is consent essential in this type of test?
Consent is a fundamental aspect of DNA testing, as it ensures respect for privacy and individual rights. Two levels of consent are required:
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Sample Owner's Consent:
You cannot analyze an object or sample without the explicit agreement of its owner.
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Consent for Genetic Information:
If a genetic profile is identified on the sample, you will only have access to this data if the concerned person has given their explicit consent.
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What are the advantages of the services?
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Result Reliability: Our laboratory uses advanced technologies to ensure maximum accuracy.
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Confidentiality: Your data and results are treated with strict confidentiality.