| DNA Tests Tips
Most DNA tests sold directly to consumers are not
FDA approved, cost a few hundred dollars and provide
inaccurate results. If you are a victim of a company
who deceptively marketed its tests, you should file
a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. To avoid
confusion, and insure your DNA testing is accurate,
you should contact a private detective
agency who will assign a private
investigator to your case to provide
a licensed DNA testing site in your area. In some cases,
the comparison test may be in another state, which
is not a problem. A private investigator will direct
the other individual to a licensed testing site in
the respective area. Upon completion of test swabbing,
the sample and comparison will be forwarded to our
national lab for test results.
If you are confused and require further assistance, contact
a private detective agency, and in most cases, a private
investigator will offer advice free of
charge.
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Many
individuals are confronted with the need to perform a DNA test.
Law enforcement generally performs DNA testing to confirm or deny
affiliation with a crime. However, in the private sector testing
is performed for genetic reasons to include medical risk and the
identification of biological parents. 