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Find Out Baby’s Sex Before the Party
From about 8 weeks on, small bits of your baby’s DNA are circulating through your bloodstream. All we do is take a small blood sample from your arm. That’s it — no touching the baby, no guessing, no blurry ultrasound images. Just science.
Our AABB accredited lab isolates your baby’s DNA from your blood and searches for Y chromosomes. If they find a Y chromosome — it’s a boy. If there’s no Y chromosome — it’s a girl. When done at or after 8 weeks, this method is more than 99% accurate according to the American Pregnancy Association.
Results come back in just a few days — and we call you personally to share the news. No confusing portals, no paperwork to decipher. Just a phone call that tells you exactly what you need to plan your party. Call 803-766-0036 to schedule.
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$299
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99%+
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AABB
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Gender Reveal DNA Testing — Columbia SC & the Midlands
Find Out in Three Simple Steps
We come to you — your home, office, or anywhere in Columbia and the Midlands.
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Call to ScheduleCall us at 803-766-0036. We’ll confirm your gestational age and pick a time that works for you — mornings, evenings, or weekends. |
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We Come to YouOur certified collector arrives at your location and takes a small blood sample from mom’s arm. Takes about 15 minutes. Safe — nothing near the baby. |
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We Call With Your ResultsResults come back in a few days. We call you personally to share the news — boy or girl. Plan your reveal with confidence. |
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DNA vs Ultrasound Why DNA Is More Accurate Than an UltrasoundAn ultrasound looks at physical anatomy to guess the sex — and that anatomy isn’t visible until 18 to 20 weeks. Before that, technicians are making their best estimate based on angles and positioning. Mistakes happen. A DNA test looks directly at chromosomes. There are no blurry images to interpret, no positioning issues, no guessing. If a Y chromosome is present in your baby’s DNA — it’s a boy. If not — it’s a girl. This method has been clinically proven for over 10 years and is more than 99% accurate when done at the right time. Call us at 803-766-0036 to confirm your timing. |
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We Come to You At Your Home, On Your ScheduleWe’ve done blood draws on dining room tables in Rosewood, back porches in Forest Acres, and even inside parked cars for midday breaks. Wherever you are comfortable — that’s where we’ll be. No waiting rooms, no rearranging your day. We’re available 24/7 including evenings and weekends. The collection takes about 15 minutes. Eat and drink normally beforehand — no special preparation needed. Just a valid photo ID. |
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Schedule Your Gender Reveal DNA Test
We come to you anywhere in Columbia, Lexington, or the Midlands. Available 24/7 — same-day scheduling available. $299 per test.
Columbia, SC — Available 24/7
Ready to Find Out If It’s a Boy or Girl?
Available as early as 7 weeks. More than 99% accurate. We come to you. $299 — results delivered by personal phone call.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How early can I get a gender reveal DNA test in Columbia?
You can get tested as early as 7 weeks pregnant. At Odosek Lab Solutions, we check your dates before scheduling to make sure the timing is right. Testing too early means the baby’s DNA may not be circulating in high enough amounts yet. Wait until at least 7 weeks and the test is over 99% accurate, according to the American Pregnancy Association. We serve Columbia and the Midlands 24/7, so call us at 803-766-0036 to find your best window.
Do I have to come into a lab or clinic for this test?
No — you never have to leave your home. Odosek Lab Solutions is a fully mobile service. We come to you in Columbia, whether that’s your house, your office, or even a family member’s place in Rosewood or Forest Acres. A certified blood collector brings all the paperwork and collection supplies. The draw takes about 15 minutes. Your sample goes straight to our AABB accredited laboratory with a full chain of custody.
How accurate is a gender reveal DNA test compared to an ultrasound?
This DNA test is more than 99% accurate when done at the right time — that’s much more reliable than an early ultrasound. Ultrasounds often can’t confirm sex until 18 to 20 weeks. Our test looks for Y chromosomes in the baby’s DNA circulating in mom’s blood. No guessing, no blurry images. Cell-free fetal DNA testing like this has been clinically proven for over 10 years. We explain your results in a personal phone call so nothing is confusing.
How soon will I get my results after the blood draw?
Most clients in Columbia get their results within a few days. After your blood draw, we send your sample directly to our AABB accredited laboratory with a documented chain of custody. Once results are ready, we call you personally to explain what they mean. No confusing portal logins, no paperwork sent to the wrong address. Just a clear phone call with your answer.
Is the gender reveal DNA test safe for me and my baby?
Yes, this test is completely safe for both you and your baby. It only requires a simple blood draw from mom — nothing invasive, no needles near the baby. This is completely different from amniocentesis or CVS which carry miscarriage risks. The baby’s DNA is already floating in your bloodstream naturally. We simply collect a small blood sample from your arm and the lab does the rest.
Can Odosek Lab Solutions come to me on weekends or evenings in Columbia?
Yes — we are available 24/7, including evenings and weekends. We know Columbia families are busy, and we built our schedule around yours. Whether you need us early in the morning before work, during a lunch break near downtown, or on a Saturday afternoon in Lexington — we will be there. Call 803-766-0036 and we will find a time that works.
Odosek Lab Solutions only uses AABB accredited facilities to conduct legal chain-of-custody testing, with scientific experts that ensure genetic testing results you can trust.
