We've developed the next generation of non-invasive prenatal tests so that all women can access a higher standard of care.
Early results
Our lives are full of unknowns; information about your baby shouldn't have to be - in as early as 7 weeks, you can learn your baby's fetal sex. Well before your typical 20-week ultrasound.
At-home convenience
We work on your schedule - whether in PJs at home or on a lunch break at work, you can order your test kit and review your results from your phone or desktop.
Health concierge
We're more than a test - our Customer Care Team is on call to guide and support you, so you can spend more time preparing for the future and, most importantly, bonding with your baby.
How It Works
In 3 simple steps, you'll be on your way to discovering the fetal sex of your baby
Step 1
Order your kit
You've waited long enough! As soon as you place your order, we'll process and ship your order, which you will receive within 2 business days.
Step 2
Collect your sample
During your Sample Collection Zoom Call, our experts will guide you through the quick and easy collection process, which has a +99% result accuracy rate.
Step 3
Get your results
Once your kit is back in our sparkly CLIA-certified laboratory, we'll analyze your sample and get you your results within 2 business days!
From our community
From our community
“I chose Juno because it allowed my husband who’s deployed thousands of miles away, be a part of this pregnancy. It definitely gave me more control in a situation where I feel like I don’t have a lot of control.”
From our community
"The Juno kit came in the mail, it comes with everything you need. It was so easy! We got our results in only a few days. It was exciting and convenient!”
From our community
“I chose Juno because of the time convenience and how personal it was. The time I got to save and the accuracy that I’ll have from this test means so much to me. This was totally a game changer!"
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Learning the gender of your baby has never been easier!
Forget about waiting until your 20-week anatomy ultrasound. With a simple prick of the finger, we can examine fetal DNA and predict fetal sex as early as 7 weeks into your pregnancy.
From the very moment you place your order, we’ll be there to support you- before and after you receive your results. So go ahead and enjoy all the exclusive benefits of choosing Juno, including:
- Early fetal sex detection (7+ weeks)
- Sample Collection Zoom Call*
- Accurate result guarantee*
- Results within 2 business days
- Free shipping**
*Through a Sample Collection Zoom Call, our experts can ensure the best and highest quality results with a +99% accuracy rate!
**Not available to Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico residents at this time.
Blog Posts
Pregnancy And My Disability: Q&A With Lauren
The road to pregnancy and childbirth can be a complicated mix of anxious anticipation, concern, and joy for anyone – but for those living with a disability, this journey can involve special considerations. I chatted with Lauren Brown, a first-time mama-to-be and Juno patient, to learn more about her experience with pregnancy and disability.
Read on for Lauren’s story, including advice for others in the disability community who hope to become a parent someday!
What Are Different Types of Prenatal Blood Screening Tests?
During pregnancy, your healthcare provider may offer or recommend different blood screening tests to complement the information you’ll gather from ultrasound screening. Blood screening tests usually will analyze different hormones, proteins, or pieces of genetic material in order to assess your pregnancy’s chance for certain health conditions which may not be visible on ultrasound.
What Are Different Types of Prenatal Ultrasound Screens?
Prenatal screening can be an important part of prenatal care. It can help detect specific health conditions in a baby before they are born. Your healthcare provider may recommend several screening tests during your pregnancy, each of which can help provide important information about your baby's health. Learn more about the different types of prenatal screening tests available and what they can offer expectant parents here.
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