Nipt Testing – £439Includes dating scan
Nipt + Testing - £499Includes dating scan
NIPT+ Testing with Microdeletions – £699
SneakPeek Clinical Early gender DNA test – £129
3 Simple steps:
– 10 weeks or later into pregnancy we take a small amount of your blood for testing.
– Your blood sample is sent to the Vision Laboratory to be analysed.
– Your results are sent back to us within 5-7 business days from receipt of sample.
NIPT Screening
The Future Health NIPT is a safe and highly sensitive method of discovering if your unborn baby is likely to have conditions relating to the 23 chromosomes screened. It can offer peace-of-mind, sex determination and the opportunity to better prepare for the arrival of your baby.
CHOOSING THE BEST OPTION FOR YOUR FAMILY
FUTURE HEALTH NIPT
Screens three chromosomal pairs: 21 (Down's Syndrome), 18 (Edwards' Syndrome) and 13 (Patau Syndrome)
Sex chromosomes (optional)
FUTURE HEALTH NIPT+
Screens 22 chromosomal pairs, including those screened in the standard NIPT.
Sex chromosomes (optional)
FUTURE HEALTH NIPT+ MICRODELETIONS
Screens 22 chromosomal pairs, including those screened in the standard NIPT 6 microdeletions syndromes
Sex chromosomes (optional)
As part of your screening, you can choose to screen your baby's sex chromosomes. As well as discovering their likely gender, it can determine if there could be a condition associated with their sex chromosomes.
- A single blood draw, similar to a routine blood test
- Non-invasive and therefore safe for your baby
- Highly accurate
- Available from 10 weeks of pregnancy
- Fast results within 3-7 working days of lab receipt
- Option to determine your baby's sex and screen for X and Y chromosome aneuploidy
- Can incorporate the results of your first trimester screening(combined test)
- Complimentary genetic counselling service
FIRST TRIMESTER SCREENING AND THE NIPT
Through the NHS, you may have had a 'first trimester screening', also known as the 'combined test'. Although the first trimester screening is different, the results can be used in conjunction with your NIPT when calculating the your results. The Future Health NIPT calculates the ‘chance’ of the presence of trisomys; by default, ‘chance’ is calculated by combining the blood screening with the maternal and gestational ages. If you have the results of a first trimester screening, these results can be used instead of the default calculations for trisomys 21, 18 and 13. Simply provide CLINIC NAME/US with these results at your appointment.
RESULTS
HIGH CHANCE
If the result outcome states 'high chance', this indicates that your baby may have one of the conditions that the Future Health NIPT identifies. The nature of the detected aneuploidy will be identified on the report. The NIPT won't tell you if your baby definitely has one of more of these conditions, however the report can be shared with your maternity provider to explore if any further tests are needed.
LOW CHANCE
If the result outcome states 'low chance', this indicates that your baby is not displaying any of the chromosomal aneuploidies screened for, and a diagnosis for them is unlikely.
The latest clinical performance data including the positive predictive values (PPV), sensitivity and specificity is available from Yourgene Health.
You will receive your results from the CLINIC NAME/US that did your NIPT. You will receive an electronic copy of your report too.
GENETIC COUNSELLING SERVICE
Some expectant parents will receive unexpected news from their results. To support these parents-to-be, we offer a complimentary genetic counselling service which your healthcare professional will direct you to.
THE TEST IS NOT SUITABLE IF:
You are a recipient of an organ or bone marrow transplant. You have received any treatment involving the transfusion of heterologous cells in the last 12 months, for example a white cell blood transfusion or stem cell therapy. You have cancer. You carry a chromosomal imbalance (eg. aneuploidy, chromosomal deletion, mosaicism)
NB: It is now compulsory to have a dating scan on the day of your blood test and this is included in the price shown above. Without a dating scan the laboratory will not accept your sample.
Early Gender DNA test – £129
Available from ONLY 6 weeks pregnant (99.9% accurate!)
HOW DOES IT WORK?
You can book your bloods to be taken anytime from 6 weeks of pregnancy. We would recommend a reassurance scan prior to the test to ensure you are at least 6 weeks pregnant as results can be inconclusive if you are too early and we are afraid no refund can be provided in this case.
This test is not the same product that can be purchased online and completed at home. Sneakpeek clinical uses only venus blood taken directly from your arm (not a finger prick)
Boy or Girl? – Find out with SneakPeek Clinical Early Gender DNA Test!
- Starting at 6 weeks into pregnancy.
- 99.9% accurate DNA-based blood test.
- Performed by phlebotomy professional.
- Blood taken from the arm.
- Results emailed straight to you in 7-10 working days.
Available in ALL MYM studios.
