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Karyotype Chromosome Analysis

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Chromosome-level analysis of all 46 chromosomes - detects numerical changes (aneuploidies) and large structural rearrangements. Useful for couples investigating recurrent miscarriage or fertility issues.

Turnaround time 17-21 working days
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What a karyotype shows about your chromosomes, explained by a genetic counsellor.

Useful information

The logistics, simply.

Everything you need to know about shipping, blood draw, and suitability.

Kit delivery & logistics

1. Your kit or booking link. Once you have watched the pre-test video and signed your consent form, your Tasso home collection kit is dispatched by next-day delivery - or, if you chose a Jeen Clinic Network blood draw or a home-nurse visit, we email you a link to book it. Delivery of the kit is free. Changed your mind? Return the kit unused within 30 days at no charge.

2. Easy returns. After sample collection, send your sample in the pre-paid bag to the nearest depot (details in your email). Turnaround is counted in working days from when your sample reaches the laboratory.

Turnaround
17-21 working days
Laboratory
Spain

Sample / draw options

Blood draw : Standard venous blood draw at a Jeen partner clinic or by a mobile phlebotomist - or, with the Tasso Home Collection Kit, a blood sample you collect yourself at home and post back.

Test suitability

Karyotype analysis with Jeen Health is for adults. You do not need a GP referral or a pre-test consultation: genetic counselling is available on request, and is included if you tell us in the quick check before checkout that you are pregnant or that there are known genetic concerns in you or your family. The test analyses the chromosomes in your own blood sample - it is not a test of a pregnancy.

Genetic testing with Jeen Health is only available to individuals aged 18 and over.

How it works

Three steps. That's it.

Simple, clinician-supported steps to take your test with Jeen.

01

Watch the pre-test video

Watch the short pre-test video we email you after you order - there is no appointment to book. Genetic counselling is available on request.

02

Consent + collect

Complete your consent form online, receive your kit, and collect your sample at home or via a clinic of your choice.

03

Results + follow-up

Your results are reviewed by your genetic counsellor. We share them with you securely, and book a follow-up consultation with onward referrals if your result is high-risk.

Clinic network

200+ collection points across the UK

If you choose a clinic blood draw, you can pick a collection point near you on the map.

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Partners
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Add-on cost
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Tasso Home Collection Kit

How to collect blood with the Tasso device

The Tasso device is a small, single-use kit that collects a blood sample from your upper arm without a needle in your vein. A gentle button-press opens tiny channels just under the skin, and the sample is drawn into a collection tube. It takes a few minutes at home - no clinic visit, no phlebotomist. Follow the four steps below to collect your sample correctly.

  1. Attaching the green collection tube to the Tasso device
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    Attach the collection tube

    Take the green-capped collection tube from your kit and attach it to the base of the Tasso device until it clicks into place.

  2. Pressing the button to activate the Tasso device on the upper shoulder
    2

    Place on your shoulder and activate

    Press the device firmly onto your clean, dry upper shoulder so it sticks, then press the red button to begin collection. Keep it in place and let the tube fill.

  3. Collection tube filled to above the 400 mark
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    Check the blood level, then remove the tube

    The blood level must reach at least another 200 above the 400 mark on the tube - fill close to the top, but do not overfill. Once there is enough blood, remove the collection tube from the device.

  4. Closing the tube, gently shaking it, and sealing it in the biohazard bag
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    Close, shake and prepare for return

    Close the green cap securely and shake the tube gently to mix. Complete the label, seal the tube inside the biohazard bag, and return it using the prepaid packaging in your kit. Don't forget to include your completed test requisition form in the box.

Posting window - Monday to Wednesday only. So your sample reaches the lab fresh, post it back on a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. We cannot accept samples posted after 12pm on Wednesday - if you miss the window, hold your kit and post it the following Monday. Because of this window, Tasso results take around 7 working days longer than our other collection methods (about 17-21 working days in total).

Please note: the Tasso blood collection device may very rarely leave a permanent mark of approximately 2 mm on the shoulder. Although the mark is usually barely visible, please consider this before selecting this blood collection option.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How much does a karyotype test cost?

A Jeen Health karyotype test costs £290 for a single person and £550 for a couple. Both options include lab analysis at our Spanish partner laboratory and a clinical-grade results report. Genetic counselling is available on request and is not included as standard. It is included if, in the quick check before checkout, you say you are currently pregnant or that there are known genetic concerns in you or your family.

Where can I get a karyotype test?

Your sample is collected at home with the Tasso Home Collection Kit (included in the price) - the default option, with no clinic visit or appointment needed. You can also have your blood drawn at one of our 200+ collection points across the UK (Jeen Clinic Network, +£40 for one person, +£80 for a couple) or book a home-nurse visit (+£65 for one person, +£130 for a couple). Tasso samples post back Monday to Wednesday and results take around 17-21 working days.

How long do karyotype results take?

Turnaround depends on how you collect your sample. The clinic and home-nurse blood-draw options take about 10-14 working days from when the lab receives your sample. The default Tasso home-collection kit takes a little longer - about 17-21 working days - because Tasso samples can only be posted Monday to Wednesday. Your genetic counsellor reviews every report, and we book a follow-up consultation if findings are high-risk.

Why might I need a karyotype test?

Karyotype testing is most often recommended after recurrent miscarriage, unexplained infertility, or where there's a known family history of chromosomal disorders such as balanced translocations or large deletions. It identifies structural changes that hormone panels and standard fertility tests miss.

Do I need a GP referral for karyotype testing?

No referral needed. Anyone aged 18+ can book Karyotype Chromosome Analysis directly with Jeen Health. After you order we email you a short pre-test video and your consent form, and once the form is signed your kit is dispatched by next-day delivery (or we send a link to book a clinic or home-nurse blood draw). Genetic counselling is available on request.

What are the limits of a karyotype test?

A karyotype looks at the number and structure of your chromosomes under a microscope, so it only sees changes larger than about 5-10 million base pairs. It cannot detect smaller deletions or duplications, single-gene variants or most other causes of miscarriage or infertility, so a normal result does not rule out a genetic cause. It needs cells that grow in the laboratory; if they do not, we arrange a free redraw. It analyses the chromosomes in your own blood sample and is not a test of a pregnancy - if you are pregnant, your midwife or fetal medicine team can explain options such as NIPT, CVS and amniocentesis.
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