Imagine being able to announce your pregnancy and the gender of your baby at the same time. Not only can doing so make sharing the news with your husband or partner even more memorable, but it also means you can surprise your family and friends with a gender reveal party even sooner.

Learning the gender of your baby early in your pregnancy can also have medical benefits. For instance, knowing whether you’re expecting a little boy or a little girl can help you determine the likelihood of any sex-based genetic disorders, making early gender detection both a personally-satisfying and medically-beneficial choice.

How Does SneakPeek Work?

While every person has her own DNA in her bloodstream, a pregnant woman’s bloodstream also contains DNA from her unborn child. SneakPeek looks for male chromosomes in a small sample of mom’s blood. If male chromosomes are found, that means baby is a boy. If none are found, baby is a girl. SneakPeek is 99.9% accurate at 7 weeks into pregnancy.

What is the SneakPeek Process?

At SneakPeek Labs, a test process called non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is used to analyze cell-free fetal DNA. Starting with a small sample of blood from mom, plasma is separated from whole blood by centrifuge, and extracted cell-free fetal DNA (cffDNA) is analyzed for Y chromosomes, which are found only in males. The SneakPeek test is sensitive enough to find even a single Y chromosome, giving you confidence in your results. Visit the FAQ page to learn more.

Use the Eligibility Calculator to check when you are eligible to take the test.