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AncestryDNA testing kit is on sale for under £54
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TL;DR: The comprehensive AncestryDNA genetic testing kit is on sale for £53.40, saving you over £30 on list price.
This might be surprising, but some people are already planning for Christmas. Yep, you heard that right. There are real life humans out there who are buying gifts for loved ones, and profiting from their planning.
DNA test kits make excellent gifts. These comprehensive services can trace your roots and help you to discover the details of your family story. They make perfect alternatives to the cliché gifts you have been getting your mum and dad for years. Organised individuals know this, and are currently saving on an AncestryDNA genetic testing kit in the Prime Day sale.
The AncestryDNA genetic testing kit is on sale for £53.40 until midnight on July 15, saving you over £30 on list price. You’ll need to act fast to pick up this bargain, as this deal won’t be around for long.
Don’t wait until the last minute to get the perfect gift. Start preparing now with a DNA test kit.
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