

Your 24-Hour Reveal Journey
Three simple steps to the biggest news of your year.
The Visit
Walk-in or book online. Stop by our St. Mary's office for a 5-minute professional blood draw.
The Science
Our lab identifies fetal DNA (Y-chromosomes) with 99.9% accuracy.
The Best Email Ever
Within 24 hours, you'll receive a secure result. We will send a "Hidden Result" email for your surprise party!
The Magic Moment You've Been Waiting For!
How early can you find out your baby's gender? The answer is NOW. At Quick Test Health Services of Tucson, our early gender reveal test lets you discover if you're having a little prince or princess at just 6 weeks pregnant—that’s 14 weeks before your anatomy scan!
Skip the 20-week wait! Our advanced DNA technology analyzes a simple, painless blood draw from the mother to detect the presence of a boy (Y chromosome) or a girl. It’s the same medical-grade science used by specialists, available directly to you near Downtown Tucson.
Why Choose Early Gender Testing at
Quick Test of Tucson
Walk-ins welcome — no appointment needed on St Marys Rd
Plan the Perfect Gender Reveal
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Bond with Your Baby Sooner
Fast Results — Know Tomorrow
Know your baby's gender as early as 6 weeks and start planning the celebration.
No more gender-neutral everything. Get a head start on nursery themes, baby clothes, and name lists the moment you know.
Start imagining your future together — by name, by personality, by everything ahead.
Results typically available within 24 hours. (Business days)
Don’t Wait—Your Perfect Timing Window is Now!
Pregnancy is full of waiting. Waiting for appointments, waiting for ultrasounds, and waiting for "the right time" to start celebrating. The Solution (The Bonding Hook): Why wait? The best time for your early gender reveal test is as soon as you hit 6 weeks pregnant. The earlier you test at our St. Mary's Rd. lab, the earlier you can start bonding with your baby, picking out names, and designing the perfect nursery.
Curious How Early Gender Reveal Tests Actually Work?
The science behind early gender reveal testing is fascinating — small fragments of fetal DNA cross into mom's bloodstream as early as 6 weeks into pregnancy. A simple blood draw captures this DNA, where lab analysis identifies whether Y chromosomes are present (indicating a boy) or absent (indicating a girl). Accuracy rates exceed 99% when performed at the right gestational age. No ultrasound. No invasive procedures. Just answers.
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