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The Peekaboo At-Home Test

Peekaboo At-Home Test Options: Click vs. Lancet

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Comparing Peekaboo Pro vs. Peekaboo At-Home Gender Tests

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Peekaboo Gender Tests: Two Methods, Same Exciting Results

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FAQs: Peekaboo Pro vs. Peekaboo At-Home Tests

You can take either the Peekaboo Pro or Peekaboo At-Home test as early as six weeks into pregnancy — that’s several weeks before an ultrasound can usually detect gender. Peekaboo’s technology is designed to identify fetal DNA early, giving you accurate answers fast.

Yes! Both the Peekaboo Pro and At-Home gender tests are over 99% accurate* when performed correctly. Peekaboo uses advanced lab technology to detect male or female DNA with incredible precision.

Both the Click and Lancet versions of the at-home gender test are designed to make blood collection as easy and gentle as possible. The Click device uses a quick, virtually pain-free motion, while the Lancet option is a simple finger prick — both are over in seconds.

Yes — 100%. The Peekaboo gender blood test is completely noninvasive and safe. It only requires a small blood sample from you (the expectant mother) and poses no risk to your baby.

For twins, the Peekaboo gender test can confirm if at least one baby is a boy (by detecting Y-chromosome DNA), but it can’t tell whether both babies are the same gender. For multiples, results will identify if there’s male DNA present in any of the babies.

*99% accuracy validated in a clinical study of 215 pregnant women between 7 and 39 weeks gestation with blood drawn from venipuncture.

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