Has anyone had any experience with the use of homedna.com for a paternity test?
Please tell me if you had a good experience with this equipment, or control DNA at home. By this I mean you do DNA testing at home and return to a laboratory and then get the results. Thanks!
There are many "fly-by-night companies DNA evidence at this time. I've never heard of it as you speak. All I can suggest is check your credentials and read the fine print small, because it can not guarantee results. The home tests are not usable in court.
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