Forensics DNA Testing
The Carlson Company offers comprehensive forensic DNA testing services, including forensic DNA analysis, DNA comparison, and specimen matching—using both biological (blood, hair, saliva) and non‑biological samples.
Our DNA forensic team has helped solve some of the most unusual cases of infidelity, through DNA matching in non-biological samples. DNA analysis confirms the speculated paternity, maternity, siblingship and grandparent age based on details profiling. Know how can you interpret/draw conclusions from a forensics DNA report?
We also conduct confidential infidelity DNA testing, offering scientific solutions through genetics and advanced DNA analysis methods for clients needing paternity or infidelity testing services. Our infidelity tests enable our clients to have a range of forensic samples analyzed using the most advanced DNA Analysis methods currently available.
Forensic DNA Testing is the most trusted way of finding truth through genetic evidence. DNA is like the genetic fingerprint bringing to the spotlight a person’s identity, maternal/paternal relationships, cases of infidelity, genetic mutations and more.
With Carlson, You Are Assured To Get:
- Quality Testing
- On-time and accurate lab results
- Guaranteed satisfaction
- 100% private and confidential reporting
- Services with no hidden taxes and fees
Please Note: The Carlson Company is a certified private poison testing laboratory with no collaboration with the Government of the United States. Although, we offer forensic help as and when needed by the legal authorities.
Forensic DNA Testing Panels That We Offer:
- Forensic Relationship DNA Testing
Forensic DNA Relationship testing is often used in criminal situations such as rape or incest where there are products of conception. In addition, forensic paternity/maternity tests, as well as other family relationship tests, could be used to identify missing victims or suspects through their family members who are available for testing.
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- Forensic Paternity DNA Test (Legal DNA Paternity Test): Alleged Father and Child (with or without other). If a mother is added to an inconclusive paternity test, an “additional person” fee will be charged.
- Maternity Test: Alleged Mother and Child (with or without father).
- Avuncular Test: Alleged Aunt or Uncle, Child (with or without mother).
- Grandparent Age Test: 1 Alleged Grandparent, Child (with or without mother).
- Missing Parent: Both Grandparents, Child (with or without mother).
- Siblingship: 2 Siblings and 1 Mother.
- Twin Zygosity Test: Determine if identical or fraternal twins.
- Prenatal (Amnio/CVS): Unborn Child, Alleged Father & Mother (Special Kit).
- Y-STR Test: Comparison of 2 males to determine if a common paternal lineage is shared. For Legal cases, this must be performed in addition to autosomal relationship testing.
- Infidelity DNA Testing
We offer confidential, accurate, fast, and affordable Infidelity DNA Test services.
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- Infidelity DNA testing (non-criminal): Evidence Sample (for example underwear, sheet swatch, etc.)
- Standard Reference Sample: Buccal swab/FTA Card.
- Non-Standard Reference Sample: Basic non-standard sample (for example toothbrush, razor, etc.).
- Semen/Sperm Analysis: Testing for the presence of semen (per tested spot).
- Stain Identification: Saliva, Semen, Blood, Urine or Sperm.
- RSID™ or SPERM HY-LITER™ Detection of saliva, semen, blood, urine or sperm.
- Legal/Criminal Forensics: Call for Pricing.
- Specimen Matching and DNA Genetics Consulting
Specimen matching and forensic DNA comparison is essential for situations like forensic identity testing, genetic counseling, or DNA conversion from informational to legal DNA analysis.
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- Genetic Counseling: Up to 30-min phone consultation (used before and/or after a genetic predisposition test).
- Nutritional Counseling: Up to 30-min phone consultation (used after a micronutrient or other lab tests for nutritional analysis).
- Legal Conversion: Informational test converted to legal test after the original result.
- Outside Lab Casework Comparison: A single profile completed at another lab to compare to a new profile generated at Alliance. New test charges will apply.
- Closed Casework Comparison: Comparing a new sample to a previously profiled sample (price per the report in addition to test price).
- Additional Report: Any new report (Statistical Analysis) from existing samples.
- Archive Retrieval Fee: Comparing a profile from a case that was closed 1 year or greater to any new sample or existing profile.
- Ancestral Origins Discovery
- Ancestral Origins Genesis: Geogenetic links with populations from around the world. Includes printed map (11″ x 17″) & 9 pg. report.
- Ancestral Origins Genesis Premium: Geogenetic links with populations from around the world. Includes XL map (17″ x 27″) & 9 pg report.
- Ancestral Origins Discovery: Percentage report, region definitions, one-page profile.
- Ancestral Origins Complete: Origins – Genesis Premium and Origins- Discovery tests combined. XL map and percentage report.
- Profile Only: The case is one person, electronic report only.
- DNA Art: The case is one person, digital image only, from existing DNA Profile.
- GX Slim (Weight Management): Health and wellness testing. It provides diet and exercise strategies that are tailored to your genotype. Special kit required. Discount offered on Multiple GX tests ordered (Call).
- GX Perform (Athletic Performance): health and activity performance improvement program based on your genetic profile. Special kit required. Discount offered on Multiple GX tests ordered (Call).
- GX Renew (Healthy Aging Program): Provides nutrient, food, activity and lifestyle recommendations to keep you looking and feeling young longer. Special kit required. Discount offered on Multiple GX tests ordered (Call).
- GX Nutrient Predisposition Analysis): Provides a comprehensive analysis of your genetic predisposition to absorbing micronutrients in your diet. Special kit required. Discount offered on Multiple GX tests ordered (Call).
In-depth knowledge of sample collection and submission
Major Purposes of Forensic DNA Analysis
- Infidelity Tests: Confidential DNA profiling to confirm or rule out suspicions of a cheating spouse. Ideal for private clients seeking discreet yet court‑admissible DNA test results.
Please note: All infidelity tests require at least one biological sample of the person in question. - Paternity and parental DNA testing: Establish biological relationships through accurate and affordable DNA testing services, including sibling and grandparent tests.
- Finding Genetic Mutations: DNA analysis is a comprehensive study of mutations/changes in your DNA that helps to identify the possibilities of genetic diseases that run in the family. The test is to alert people so that they can change their lifestyle for good. Please Note: Genetic mutation is not a 100% guarantee of the disease to happen in the future.
- Finding The Cause Of Death: To identify the cause of death for individuals who have lost their lives under sudden or unexpected circumstances.
All tests are conducted in our CLIA‑certified DNA laboratory, offering fast and reliable DNA analysis reports, not informal home test kits. Isn’t this all about the relationship you share with your loved ones? The matter is sensitive and we take it seriously.
Know about: Cotton Q-Tip Reference DNA Sample
At The Carlson Company, DNA tests are done under the supervision of certified forensic experts. Accurate DNA tests can give you answers that no one else in the world can. In case you are unable to provide the direct DNA samples (blood, hair, etc), you can provide the “Alternate DNA Sources For Testing.”
We are ready to serve you!
- FREE real-person client care by email or phone Mon to Thu 9:00 AM – 4 PM ( MST) and Fridays 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM MST.
- For instant on-line assistance, call on our toll-free number +1 866-889-3410.
- We check our emails and voice messages on a regular basis. Voice mails and emails are welcome 24/7.
- The Carlson Company Inc. is not affiliated with any government or law enforcement agency. Protecting our clients’ privacy is our mandate.
- Many of our clients are private individuals, but we also serve law enforcement, attorneys, the military, medical examiners, the government, mortuaries, crematoriums, and anyone in need of our services.
- We do not require a doctor’s referral or prescription.
- Your test samples can be submitted by mail from anywhere in the world using our ChainOf Custody Process.
- We offer standard reporting in 15‑17 business days, with express turnaround options available for faster results.
- Ph.D. Expert Witness support is available when requested.
- “Cutting edge” DNA and Toxicology evaluations
- We are the proud members of DATIA and Southern Colorado Better Business Bureau.
Call Us If:
- You are suspicious that your partner is cheating on you. (How to know if your partner is cheating?)
- Need lab-certified reports to prove infidelity in court.
- Want counselling regarding genetic disease mutations.
- Want to prove paternity, maternity or siblingship in the court.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q 1: What is a Forensic DNA Test?
A: A Forensic DNA test is a scientific examination that analyzes the genetic material present in an individual’s cells for investigative or legal purposes. This process involves identifying and comparing specific DNA sequences to determine relationships, identify individuals, or link a person to a particular crime scene.
Q 2: What kind of evidence can be found in a Forensic DNA Test?
A: Forensic DNA testing can analyze various biological samples, including blood, saliva, hair, semen, skin cells, and other bodily fluids. This testing can reveal valuable information about an individual’s genetic profile, enabling investigators to establish identity, assess relationships, and link individuals to crime scenes.
Q 3: How is a Forensic DNA Test Conducted?
A: Forensic DNA testing typically follows a standardized procedure. First, a sample containing DNA is collected from the crime scene or individuals involved. The DNA is then extracted, purified, and amplified using polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The amplified DNA is analyzed, and specific regions, such as short tandem repeats (STRs), are examined to create a unique genetic profile. This profile is then compared to reference samples to establish identity or relationships.
Q 4: How Accurate is Forensic DNA Testing?
A: Forensic DNA testing is highly accurate when conducted under controlled conditions and by trained professionals. The accuracy depends on factors such as the quality of the sample, the technology used, and the expertise of the analysts. Generally, DNA testing has a high degree of reliability, making it a powerful tool in criminal investigations and legal proceedings.
Q 5: What are the Limitations of a Forensic DNA Test?
A: While Forensic DNA testing is a valuable tool, it has limitations. Contaminated or degraded samples may yield inconclusive results, and the interpretation of complex mixtures can be challenging. Additionally, the statistical probability provided in DNA analysis is based on population databases and may have limitations in certain cases. It is crucial to consider these factors when interpreting results and presenting them in a legal context.
