Rapid At Home DNA Test Pain Free Cheek Swab Fast Online Result Kit Launched
Aug 1, 2017
A new at home easy to use DNA testing kit has been launched by Rapid Screenings, helping people to allay their fears. It is a pain free cheek swab and they can get status updates online for the fastest results.
St. Louis, United States - July 31, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Rapid Screenings has launched a new at home DNA test that makes it easier than ever for people to determining true biological relationships. There are two varieties available, with both a 21 market DNA test kit and a 44 market DNA test kit, helping people to get fast and accurate results to help them cut worries out of their life.
More information can be found at: https://rapiddnatesting.net.
The company is dedicated to ensuring its customers receive the highest levels of accuracy when they take one of the Rapid DNA tests. They achieve this accuracy by using the most advanced technology, so that they can provide high levels of accuracy in a short space of time.
Rapid Screenings makes use of a network of laboratories across the world that provide accurate documentation for legal casework requiring a chain of custody records. This allows Rapid Screenings to maintain its position as one of the top private laboratory solutions in the industry.
One of the factors that sets Rapid Screenings apart is that its laboratory network has a huge amount of technical talent and boasts knowledge in the analysis of chemical contaminants, environmental bacteria and fungi, and more.
The DNA testing kit provided by Rapid Screenings provides customers with accuracy over 99.9%, allowing people to rest safe in the knowledge that they’re getting the right results, which can help to allay their fears or reassure them.
Samples are independently tested twice, which helps to ensure the most accurate and reliable results, and the setup is designed to offer people the fastest results.
This is achieved with online processing, giving customers online status updates on their DNA test results, which they can check throughout the day, and fast processing of notifications and results.
On the Rapid DNA Testing website, it explains that the test kit is a plain free cheek swab that is performed by the customer in the comfort of their own home. Full details of the kit, and how it can help customers, is provided on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Customer Support
Organization: Rapid Screenings
Address: 3638 Flora Place, St. Louis, Missouri 63110, United States
For more information, please visit https://www.rapiddnatesting.net
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 223758
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