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Best AncestryDNA deal in the Black Friday Sale (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The AncestryDNA kit is on sale for £49 plus shipping, saving you £30 on list price for Black Friday.
Black Friday can be a drain, and it’s definitely not for everyone. It’s a stressful time that requires dedication and planning, and sometimes it can feel like a relief when it’s over.
Of course, it’s not all bad. You can pick up loads of bargains in the sale, and with Christmas just around the corner, you can buy gifts for all your loved ones at reduced rates. These are reasons to love Black Friday.
If you’re looking to buy someone something a little bit different this year, we recommend checking out DNA tests. These make use of the latest testing technology to revolutionise the way you discover your family history.
You can now pick up an AncestryDNA kit for just £49 plus shipping in the Black Friday Sale. This is down from the normal list price of £79, saving you £30. Once you’ve ordered a complete kit, the user returns a small saliva sample in a prepaid envelope, and within six to eight weeks an email with a link to the online results is sent out. It’s not complicated.
Give the gift of knowledge with an AncestryDNA test kit.
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