What is the difference between the Wisdom Panel 2.0 identification DNA test kit and the Wisdom Panel Mixed breed DNA test kit? Which should I use?
350301
To be honest, Im not really sure, yet I knew I wanted the mixed breed one, as I knew my dog had several mixtures in him and I wanted to know what they were..
350302
According to the Wisdom Panel website, the 2.0 identification DNA test kit has replaced the Wisdom Panel MIXED BREED test kit. Our dog was definitely a mixed breed guy, and our regular test kit identified all of them. It's all very well done and worth the cost.Hope this helps.
350303
According to the Wisdom Panel website, the 2.0 identification DNA test kit has replaced the Wisdom Panel MIXED BREED test kit. Our dog was definitely a mixed breed guy, and our regular test kit identified all of them. It's all very well done and worth the cost. Hope this helps.
855335
I think the cheaper kit will work fine. My dog turned out to be half miniature poodle which surprised everyone but me.
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If the item you purchased is described as a "kit" then it should contain more than just the meter. The word "kit" implies a collection of items or equipment to accomplish a a specific purpose. I received what I expected to receive which is the meter, sample test strips, a lancet device and sample lancets, a bottle of control solution, some documents, and a (very) minimal case to hold the items in the kit.If the only item in your "kit" is the meter or if, for example, the test strips are missing, then the seller did not provide you with what was claimed to be offered. If that happened to me I would contact the seller to point out the error and attempt to work with them to resolve it. If the item you purchased is described as a "kit" then it should contain more than just the meter. The word "kit" implies a collection of items or equipment to accomplish a a specific purpose. I received what I expected to receive which is the meter, sample test strips, a lancet device and sample lancets, a bottle of control solution, some documents, and a (very) minimal case to hold the items in the kit.If the only item in your "kit" is the meter or if, for example, the test strips are missing, then the seller did not provide you with what was claimed to... » Read More If the item you purchased is described as a "kit" then it should contain more than just the meter. The word "kit" implies a collection of items or equipment to accomplish a a specific purpose. I received what I expected to receive which is the meter, sample test strips, a lancet device and sample lancets, a bottle of control solution, some documents, and a (very) minimal case to hold the items in the kit.If the only item in your "kit" is the meter or if, for example, the test strips are missing, then the seller did not provide you with what was claimed to be offered. If that happened to me I would contact the seller to point out the error and attempt to work with them to resolve it. « Show Less
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The DNA test will reveal the breed of all eight of the great-grandparents. If they're all the same breed, I'd say you've got yourself a purebred dog. We were nearly certain our dog was half Boston terrier, and the results came back showing four of his great-grandparents were Bostons; two were smooth fox terriers, and two were mixed breed/unknown. We were happy with these results.
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I noticed the picture of the box at the top of the page said 185+ breeds and the box further down on the page and also at the test's website say 190+. That may have prompted the above question and my question of if the one directly through Amazon is current? Thank you.
1862885
23andMe is a rip off. You can get the same info on Google. They're trying to turn it into a media site because they don't have any specific data for your DNA. I didn't buy it to find lost relatives.
2037977
This question is no longer relevant for this item detail page. Amazon appears to have corrected both this page and the page for a case of 6 test kits.
1921952
Excellent question. 23andme is hush hush about and contacting them in nearly impossible. On December 13th we'll all know the final FDA ruling. They appear to be processing kits right now, but if I were you I would either wait on sending the sample back or call your bank for a refund. Getting refunds from 23andme have been a nightmare and it will only get worse if the FDA shuts it all down.
1789532
Yes, you will use a swab to gather the dust, which is a longer than a Q-tip. The test kit only has one test in it. You will have to send away the other samples to the company that does the analysis for an additional fee.
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I was able to use a combination of a DNA test and photo of my dog to get past rental restrictions. The DNA test showed 30% Pit Bull (2 breeds - Staffordshire and Bulldog) and 30% Cocker Spaniel with some Golden Retriever and Papillon making up the rest. Might not work for everyone and my dog doesn't look like a pit unless you look close (face/forehead only...body is very not-pit bull). But in my case it helped. Sometimes even just indicating that you have a DNA test showing your dog is not a restricted breed or small percentage is enough to get you past the obstacle.
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You get the "Contour next EZ", a cheap case, a Microlet2 and about 10 lancets. Probably included a few test strips, but, I don't remember. At any rate you should but additional test strips. These are "Contour Next" strips. I think the device is a little more accurate than my previous one. The strips are also slightly more expensive. Good Luck
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no, there is only one test kit for each substance. You could only test two if you mixed them together and did it as a pooled sample.
1667856
I'm quite sure you'll need to get a kit for both. The kit includes a swab which is placed into a tube (?) and then sealed. Also, you fill out some info and then you are assigned a client number. I know it might seem expensive...maybe try out on one dog, see what you think and then do the other one. Hope this helps!
586132
I don't think there is a difference, I do know this is a great scan tool with amazing capability for the price. You will need to update it right away as the have often update releases.
2210807
Check out Paternity Depot, they are a legitimate lab and they do the testing for places like STK. Paternity depot I think sells it for 88 bucks.
866377
No. This test is designed for Mixed Breed. Wisdom has a separate test kit that is specifically designed for Purebred. I did some research and several studies found that submitting the same DNA with different Wisdom tests comes back with slightly varying results. Purebred DNA with this test will come back with mixed breed results. i.e. 95% German Sheppard, 5% Poodle, even though your pedigree proves it's a purebred German Sheppard. If you really think you have a purebred, use the Wisdom purebred test. Don't take my word for it, do the research.
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I baught this test, it tells me it was a girl (realy pink), and the color never changed. And you know what, my baby is a boy. So I think you better buy another test because this test is crap. I tryed the intelligender, and this test had work. http://pregnancy.about.com/od/genderpredictions1/gr/intelligender.htmSorry for my english, I'm french. I hope you can find an answer quicklee.Best regards, Pauline