Here Are 5 Hospitals In Kenya For DNA Testing

Ever heard the saying that “it is only the mother who knows who the real father is“? Well, many people have had to bring up kids that aren’t really theirs.
Thanks to science, through DNA testing, one can easily know whether the family he has is “indeed” his.
DNA also helps to determine a true father in the event of a dispute, in most cases ordered by the court.
There are several hospitals and clinics in Kenya that carry out DNA testing.
A DNA testing in Kenya costs from 8,000 shillings to up to 30,000 shillings depending on the type of hospital one chooses to go.
Here are some of the hospitals:
Kenyatta National Hospital
Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) conducts DNA testing for both patients and other people who may seek the service.
At the Kenyatta National Hospital, the cost of a DNA test ranges from 20,000 shillings to 30,000 shillings.
The results are often at 99.99 percent effective.
The Nairobi Hospital
The Nairobi Hospital is another reliable facility for helping you with DNA testing, but you must be ready to empty your pockets. The tests here can go up to 100,000 shillings.
Easy DNA Center
Easy DNA Center is one of the most effective and affordable DNA testing facilities in Nairobi.
The cost of having a DNA at this facility is at 24,000 shillings (sometimes it might go to 30,000 shillings.)
The results from the Easy DNA Center are always at 99.999 percent, giving you more accuracy.
Bioinformatics Institute of Kenya
If you want the best facility to determine whether a man is a father to a child, then you should be here.
The results for a paternity test are often at 99.999 percent at this facility.
At Bioinformatics Institute of Kenya, the cost is 10,000 shillings per person. (10,000 shillings for the man (father) and 10,000 shillings for the child).
At this facility, if the man in question (father) is not available, a test can be carried on a brother of the man to determine if, indeed he is the father.
The American Embassy
The American Embassy also carries out DNA testing services. The Embassy is a better place because their equipment are up to date and effective.
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