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A Sibling DNA Test Determines Full Sibling – Half Sibling – Not Related

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What Is A Sibling DNA Test?

Our affordable sibling DNA testing analyzes the DNA of alleged brothers or sisters to determine if they are full siblings, half siblings or not related.  This brother and sister DNA test can help prove or disprove paternity or maternity indirectly. DNA testing with siblings is the best testing option when the alleged father or mother is unwilling or unavailable to be tested.

It's important to note that not all sibling DNA tests are the same.  In fact, some entities offer a cheap $99 test that only analyzes a very limited number of markers (16-22).  While the cheap price may be alluring, you may not achieve a conclusive answer, because sibling testing can be very complex.

There are 2 factors that dramatically help a sibling DNA test achieve the best and most conclusive answer, adding the mom(s) and/or analyzing more markers.

We offer 2 sibling DNA testing kit options:

24-34 Marker Test – Our standard sibling test adds the Mom FREE & analyzes 24-34 markers, not just 20-22, and is competitively priced at just $125 with FREE & FAST delivery both ways.

46 Marker Test – Our premium 46 marker DNA test for siblings will analyze 46 Markers, which is 2X more markers than competitors' 20-22 markers, and is likewise competively priced at $175.

Furthermore, our sibling DNA test is the best solution to confirm or deny Ancestry.com ®, 23andMe.com ®, or My Heritage.com's ® genealogy test results. These heritage & ancestry kits use a database to indicate that you may have found a lost brother or sister, but most importantly we can prove or disprove the findings.

What Will The Siblingship DNA Testing Results Prove?

The results will show if the participants are full siblings (both parents in common), half siblings (one parent in common) or not related as brother and sister. This is accomplished by actually comparing one person against another, and not just by using an ancestry or heritage database.

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Full Siblings - Half Siblings - Not Sure If Related

A full sibling test assumes there is one known parent in common and tests to conclusively determine if both parents are shared.

A half sibling test assumes one parent is different and will determine if one or no parent is shared.

A test for both full and half sibling will let you know whether one, both, or no parents are shared. If you are not sure whether the mother and or father are shared, performing both a full and half sibling DNA test gives the most complete picture of the relationship. Our precise results may provide the adoption answers you seek from a lab you can trust.

How accurate is DNA testing for siblings?

Sibling DNA testing is 100% accurate and can produce very conclusive results particularly when you perform the 46 marker sibling test.  Generally,  the analysis can be performed with only two or more brothers or sisters, however we recommend adding any available known parent(s) to help increase conclusiveness when performing the standard sibling DNA test kit.  Please feel free to call us at (877) 786-9543 for a FREE consultation.

In certain situations, if no known parent(s) can be added to the DNA test, you may consider the option to analyze additional DNA markers (Up To 46) to ensure you get the most conclusive answer possible.

How Does The Testing Process Work?

Ordering/Shipping:
Upon receipt of your online or phone order, we will rush you a FREE sterile sibling DNA testing kit that contains all the needed swabs along with a pre-paid & pre-addressed envelope to return your samples back directly to lab. Tracking numbers are available both ways.

Sample Collection:
Sampling is painlessly done through a cheek swab by simply rubbing what looks like an oversized Q-tip along the inner cheek and gum, and inserting the swabs in the provided sample envelope.

Sample Analysis:
When  samples arrive at lab, you will be notified via email, and the true science begins. The lab then analyzes the genetic profiles of the possible siblings and will come up with the sibling DNA index. This is a ratio that is used to determine the likelihood of the tested parties being full or half siblings.

A sibling DNA index that's greater than 1.0 indicates there's a higher likelihood the tested  parties are really either full or half siblings.

A sibship index of less than 1.0 indicates the tested parties are less likely to be related as full or half siblings.

Therefore, the higher the DNA index value goes over 1.0, the stronger the evidence is indicating that the tested parties are biological siblings.

To make our results easy to understand, this sibling DNA index number is also translated into a percentage of probability from (0-100) which provides a much easier way to interpret the test results.

A sibling DNA test result that has a percentage of probability that's greater than 90% is considered a conclusive positive outcome, where as a percentage that is less than 10% is considered a conclusive negative outcome.

Results Reporting:
At the conclusion of the test, the results are immediately emailed and/or mailed to the address on file.

Can you also test other family members?

YES! A grandparent DNA test can be performed with an alleged grandparent(s) and grandchild.  An avuncular DNA test  is performed with a full sibling of the alleged parent (Aunt/Uncle). Lastly, you may also perform a family reconstruction DNA test if multiple paternal relative are available.

Can you test types of genetic samples?

YES, ear wax, finger or toe nail clippings, hair (w/ root ball), mucous on a tissue, and toothbrushes are common forensic DNA samples. For more information & pricing please call us at (877) 786-9543.

10 Common Sibling DNA Test Questions

Yes; a sibling DNA test can determine whether brothers and/or sisters have the same father when the father is not able or willing to participate in a paternity test. It is recommended that the mother(s) take part in the test to increase conclusiveness. Our 46-markes siblingship test offers the most comprehensive testing on the market and provides the most conclusive result especially when the mother(s) is not available.