rTechNews
  • Gadget Reviews
  • Gaming News
  • SmartPhone News
  • Latest News
No Result
View All Result
  • Login
rTechNews
  • Gadget Reviews
  • Gaming News
  • SmartPhone News
  • Latest News
No Result
View All Result
rTechNews
No Result
View All Result
Best DNA Test Kit & Family Tree Deals for 2022

Best DNA Test Kit & Family Tree Deals for 2022

gadgetnews by gadgetnews
August 15, 2022
in Latest News
0
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Whether you’re looking to find out more about your own genetic predispositions or want to adapt to a healthier lifestyle and DNA Kit can help you pinpoint just where to start. Aside from giving you insights about your health, it can also help users feel more connected to one’s past. 

But DNA kits don’t come cheap, with the two top sellers each costing $99 or £79 and up. But sometimes there are big discounts from Ancestry, 23andme and MyHeritage. 

You might also like

Blake Lively To Star in Colleen Hoover ‘It Ends With Us’ Book Adaptation

Blake Lively To Star in Colleen Hoover ‘It Ends With Us’ Book Adaptation

January 27, 2023
Shark Stratos Cordless Vacuum Review

Shark Stratos Cordless Vacuum Review

January 26, 2023

If you want to learn about the specific services themselves such as Ancestry and 23andMe for instance and the types of tests each kit includes, we’ve broken that down for you as well (just scroll past the deals below). 

Also, we look at the wider family tree and family history services on offer, and the best deals we can find for them with the leading providers.

Best DNA and Ancestry Kit deals on now

Below you’ll find our round-up of the best deals available in the UK and US right now, and beyond that, we offer more information about each of the different services. The two leading DNA testing kits are AncestryDNA and 23andMe. 

There are some great deals right now, including:

• Ancestry has 25% off, with AncestryDNA down from £79 to £59 in the UK. You can add a pound more to add a 3-month trial of its World Explorer membership to help you build your family tree.

Ancestry Traits is also on offer, down from £94 to £69.

These UK Ancestry DNA kit offers end 14 September 2022.

• 23andme has $30 off (US) or £20 off (UK) its 23andme+ Membership DNA package that includes everything the company offers in terms of DNA testing.

• Living DNA has $20 off (US) or £20 off (UK) its DNA kit, plus $30 and £30 off its DNA and Wellbeing Kit.

Top 10 DNA Test Kit Deals

Ancestry DNA Traits (UK)

1

From: Ancestry

Was: £94

Now:
£69
(25% off)

25% off in this Ancestry DNA Traits kit until 14 September.

AncestryDNA

2

From: Ancestry

Was: £79

Now:
£59
(25% off)

£20 (25%) off AncestryDNA Kit until 14 September.

23andme+ Premium Membership (US)

3

From: 23andme

Was: $199

Now:
$169
($30 off)

Everything 23andme offers in terms of DNA testing, including Health and Traits plus access to new premium reports and features throughout the year.

23andme+ Premium Membership (UK)

4

From: 23andme

Was: £149

Now:
£129
(£20 off)

Everything 23andme offers in terms of DNA testing, including Health and Traits plus access to new premium reports and features throughout the year.

Living DNA Full DNA Kit

5

From: Living DNA

Was: £99

Now:
£79
(£20 off)

£20 off the retail price of Living DNA’s Full Ancestry DNA Kit

MyHeritage Complete gift membership

6

From: MyHeritage

Was: £229

Now:
£109
(50% off)

All features and historical records on MyHeritage so you can discover your family history

MyHeritage Family History Gift Membership

7

From: MyHeritage

Was: £149

Now:
£69
(£80 off)

£80 off the MyHeritage family history gift membership, offering access to all features and historical records on MyHeritage.

Ancestry Family Tree (6 Months)

8

From: Ancestry.com

Was: £82.99

Now:
£69.99
(£13 off)

Save £13 when you choose the the UK & Ireland plan for 6 months.

Most DNA kits promise to unveil a person’s ethnic origins via a swab of the cheek or a spit in a tube. They show you what makes you unique and help you learn where you really come from. You can also tie these into historical records services to grow your family tree.

Once you have sent off your saliva sample, you’ll wait a few weeks and then receive a visual report and even the chance to connect with distant relatives you never knew existed.

AncestryDNA deals and offers

AncestryDNA can estimate your origins to more than 350 regions around the world, which the company claims offers twice the geographic detail of other DNA tests (rival 23andme states it can trace your DNA back to 155 different regions worldwide).

It’s from the people behind the market-leading Ancestry genealogy service, stuffed full of digitised historical records and the best way we have found to start your family tree.

AncestryDNA tests just your autosomes (chromosomes you share with relatives on both sides of your family), and so is less detailed about more distant, ancient ancestors – but fine for most family historians.

It also has the benefit of over 10 million DNA results to make finding relatives more likely and improving the accuracy of its estimates.

AncestryDNA kits are normally priced at £79/ US$99.

Ancestry offers up to £20 off (up to $100 off in the US) its family-tree services when you choose the 6-month plans (which combine nicely with its DNA tests). You can also sign up for a 14-day free trial (UK) or Ancestry free trial (US).

23andme deals and offers

23andme has 10 million test results. Slightly confusingly, its main kit is called the Ancestry Service.

Significantly, it does test three types of DNA – autosomes, yDNA, and mtDNA – where AncestryDNA tests just autosomes to determine more recent ethnic ancestry. Such tests lose some accuracy as the relationship grows ever more distant. This more in-depth DNA testing makes 23andme more accurate further back in time, and can even look at your Neanderthal heritage.

23andme recently added new populations in underrepresented regions in Asia and Africa – bringing its total number of tested regions to over 2,000.

The 23andme kit (called Ancestry + Traits), like Ancestry, is also typically priced at £79/ US$99. 

23andMe also has a Health + Ancestry Service, which examines not just your family tree, but also your genetic health risks (including BRCA1 and BRCA2, Late-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinson’s), plus Carrier, Wellness and Traits reports. This usually costs £149/ $199 and is available either direct from 23andme or via Amazon. The trait reports allow users to uncover genetic links to certain behaviours and tastes, including fear of public speaking, a like/dislike of coriander and even the ability to match a musical pitch.

MyHeritage DNA deals 

Like Ancestry, MyHeritage DNA tests only your autosomes and lags behind the market leaders with a relatively light 1.5 million tests on record.

It’s typically priced at £79. 

MyHeritage is also offering 50% off its 6-month or annual gift membership. This offers unlimited family tree size and photo storage, access to a global collection of 12.6 billion historical records, and unlimited colourization and enhancement of historical photos.

Living DNA deals

As with 23andme Living DNA (£99/US$99) looks at your autosomes, yDNA from your father, and mtDNA from your mother. By testing more than just autosomes, Living DNA can point out centuries-old migration patterns, much like 23andme.

Its visual representations of your origins are super detailed. For instance, it can illustrate 21 specific sub-regions of the UK your DNA may come from. AncestryDNA has 13 regions.

Kits start at £49/US$49, and you get free shipping if you order three or more kits. US Shoppers can find discounts over at Living DNA US.

Living DNA also powers its DNA tests for Find My Past (£79/US$89), a family-tree-making service much like Ancestry.

FamilyTreeDNA deals

FamilyTreeDNA gives you a percentage breakdown of your origins so you can view where each DNA segment comes from, and helps you connect with your autosomal DNA relatives within the past five generations.

Its Chromosome Painter uses colours representing the populations in your myOrigins results to paint segments of your genome.

AncientOrigins is a tool that unlocks your deepest origins going back to ancient times by comparing your DNA to DNA from archaeological dig sites throughout Europe.

Kits start at $79 for the Family Finder DNA kit and ship worldwide. There are also separate Paternal ($119) and Maternal Ancestry ($159) kits and a Family Ancestry + myDNA Wellness kit ($119) that offers over 30 Health & Wellness Insights based on your DNA.

Best family tree services and deals

The market-leading Ancestry is the world’s most popular genealogical service with millions of digitized historical records to help you grow your family tree. You can also sign up for a 
gift membership for its UK Premium and Worldwide records accounts (from £69.99/US$99 for 6 months).

Find My Past is another popular service with many records and a family-tree creator. It has Starter, Plus and Pro accounts, starting at £79.99 for 12 months, which saves you 34% from the 1-month Starter option. You can also get a 14-day free trial.

The Genealogist is another family-tree service that has a wide range of possible accounts, starting with the Starter Personal Premium (3 months at £14.95, 6 months at £28.95, and a year at £54.95).

It also has Gold Personal Premium (from £38.95) and Diamond Personal Premium for £139.45 (12 months). You can compare the prices of the accounts on the Genealogist site.



Source link

Related

gadgetnews

gadgetnews

Related Stories

Blake Lively To Star in Colleen Hoover ‘It Ends With Us’ Book Adaptation

Blake Lively To Star in Colleen Hoover ‘It Ends With Us’ Book Adaptation

by gadgetnews
January 27, 2023
0

Colleen Hoover's 2016 novel, It Ends With Us, has more than 200,000 ratings on Amazon, averaging 4.5 out of 5...

Shark Stratos Cordless Vacuum Review

Shark Stratos Cordless Vacuum Review

by gadgetnews
January 26, 2023
0

At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsSlim, flexible designAnti-odour techPowerful cleaningConsInconsistent battery lifeHeavyOccasionally ‘locks’ uprightOur VerdictThe Shark Stratos cordless is an excellent...

Tesla Is Hurting From Elon Musk’s Twitter Meltdowns. The Question Is: How Much?

Tesla Is Hurting From Elon Musk’s Twitter Meltdowns. The Question Is: How Much?

by gadgetnews
January 25, 2023
0

It's a hard time to be a Tesla fan. The resale value of the company's once-popular electric cars is dropping,...

OnePlus Nord N300 5G Review: Solid Specs for Under $230

OnePlus Nord N300 5G Review: Solid Specs for Under $230

by gadgetnews
January 25, 2023
0

At a glanceExpert's Rating ProsGreat battery lifeDecent camerasFast wired chargingSolid looking displayConsWeak vibration motorOnly one major software updateThe camera doesn’t...

Next Post
Raleigh launches Trace, its lightest e-bike yet

Raleigh launches Trace, its lightest e-bike yet

  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

© 2022 rTechNews.

No Result
View All Result
  • Affiliate Disclosure
  • Amazon Affiliate Disclaimer
  • Contact Us
  • DMCA
  • Home
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use

© 2022 rTechNews.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In