Non-invasive prenatal testing in Glasgow

NIPT in Glasgow.

Eight NIPT options from £295 when you arrange your own blood draw. A Jeen Clinic Network blood draw in Glasgow adds £40 and a home-nurse visit adds £65. A 20-minute midwife consultation is included before every test (if you speak with the midwife but testing does not go ahead, a £50 consultation fee applies). NIPT is a screening test, not a diagnosis. Pick the right NIPT for your pregnancy below.

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Aneuploidy NIPT

Aneuploidy NIPT

£295 from 9 weeks · 7-10 working days

Non-invasive prenatal screen from 9 weeks. 3 conditions.

3 Conditions
7-10 Working days turnaround
9 Weeks from
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From the basic 3-condition screen to the tests that add microdeletions and single-gene conditions - all bookable in Glasgow.

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Clinic network

3 locations in Glasgow

3 Jeen partner clinics in Glasgow where you can have your blood drawn. Pick the one closest to you on the map below.

  • Glasgow

    150 Howard Street, Glasgow, G1 4ET

  • Houlihan Pharmacy Private Clinic

    15 Lorne Road, Glasgow, G52 4HG

  • Ultim8health

    Beaumac, 280 Kinfauns Drive, Glasgow, G15 7AR

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

How much does an NIPT cost in Glasgow?

NIPT prices in Glasgow range from £295 (Aneuploidy NIPT) to £950 (KNOVA) when you arrange your own blood draw. A Jeen Clinic Network blood draw in Glasgow adds £40 and a home-nurse visit adds £65. Each price includes a 20-minute midwife consultation before the test; if you speak with the midwife but testing does not go ahead, a £50 consultation fee applies.

Where can I get an NIPT in Glasgow?

We have 3 partner clinics in Glasgow where you can have your blood drawn - the names, addresses and a map are in the Clinic network section above. You can also arrange your own blood draw at a clinic of your choice (no extra Jeen charge - check whether that clinic charges its own fee) or book a home-nurse visit (+£65).

When during pregnancy can I take an NIPT in Glasgow?

Our NIPTs in Glasgow can be taken from 9 or 10 weeks of pregnancy, depending on the test. Aneuploidy NIPT, Panorama NIPT, Panorama Microdeletions and Unity Complete Screen start at 9 weeks; PrenatalSafe 3 UK, VeriSeq v2 NIPT, Niptify NIPT and KNOVA start at 10 weeks. Suitable for singleton pregnancies. If you are expecting twins or have used donor eggs or a surrogate, please speak to our midwife before ordering. Our midwife confirms suitability in your consultation.

How accurate is NIPT in Glasgow?

NIPT is a screening test, not a diagnosis. Detection rates exceed 99% for Down's syndrome (Trisomy 21); for Edwards' (T18) and Patau's (T13) detection is also high but can be somewhat lower, and for rarer conditions such as microdeletions it is lower and less certain still. A higher-chance result should be confirmed with a diagnostic procedure such as CVS or amniocentesis, which will be discussed with you in a follow-up consultation. Occasionally a sample does not give a result; if that happens we redraw free of charge. Each test's page gives its own detection rates.

How long do NIPT results take in Glasgow?

Turnaround ranges from 2-4 working days (PrenatalSafe 3 UK) to 17-21 working days (Unity Complete Screen), depending on the test. It is counted in working days from when the lab receives your sample, so allow extra time for the sample to reach the lab. Your midwife reviews every report before it's shared with you.

Do I need a GP referral for NIPT in Glasgow?

No referral required. Anyone aged 18+ in Glasgow can book any of our NIPTs directly with Jeen Health. Your kit is dispatched by next-day delivery after your midwife consultation and signed consent, and your midwife reviews every report before it's shared with you.