Frequently Asked Questions

Golden Medical Testing offers DNA testing to confirm or rule out close family relationships, including paternity, maternity, grandparent-grandchild, avuncular (aunt/uncle-niece/nephew), sibling, and twins (identical vs. fraternal).

DNA testing for relationship verification involves three steps. First, specimens are collected either at home using a test kit or at a testing clinic. Second, a certified laboratory extracts the DNA from the provided specimens. Third, a doctor performs a statistical analysis by comparing the allele sizes of the 21 chromosomes to determine the likelihood of the biological relationship.

Women who are at least 9 weeks pregnant can receive a prenatal paternity test. Prenatal paternity tests can be done between a possible father and his potential unborn child with zero risks to the fetus.

This is one of the earlier ways of identifying the relationship between a potential father and child. Prenatal paternity testing is non-invasive and 100% safe for both the mother and the unborn child. This is done by a simple blood test, which is drawn from the mother's arm with no needles going near the fetus.

Yes, Golden Medical Testing ensures accurate and reliable results. We utilize state-of-the-art technology and follow strict laboratory protocols to maintain the highest level of accuracy in our DNA testing procedures.

Drug screening starts at $x. The cost may vary depending on the substances you need to test for. Drug test prices change depending on the drugs that are being screened. We offer a range of drug tests from 5 panel to 25 panel drug screens. The collection method (urine or hair) also impacts the pricing of the tests.

There are no set-up fees or maintenance fees. You just pay for the services as you need them.

No, payments are out of pocket, meaning insurance doesn't cover the cost of the drug tests.

Yes, you can schedule your drug test online.