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PrenatalSafe

Protecting you and your baby from Toxoplasma gondii

UNDERSTANDING THE PARASITE

What Is Toxoplasma gondii?

Toxoplasma gondii is a common parasite that can be found in cat feces. Most cats infected with T. gondii do not show signs of illness, but they can shed the parasite in their stool. While healthy adults rarely experience symptoms, infection during pregnancy (toxoplasmosis) can be dangerous — even life-threatening — for your unborn baby.

Because most infected people show no symptoms, it's easy to carry the parasite without knowing. That's why screening is essential — especially for expecting mothers.

Why Testing Matters

Protects your baby

Early detection helps reduce the risk of cogenital toxoplasmosis.

Keep your cat

Testing allow you to continue enjoying a safe and loving relationship with your pet.

Simple, non-invasive testing

Easy at-home collection process.

Just The Facts

Early detection is the key to protecting your pregnancy

1 in 3

People Worldwide Are Infected

Most people don't know they carry the parasite until it's too late.

90%

Of Infected Newborns Show No Symptoms at Birth

Damage may only emerge months or years later, including blindness and neurological issues.

Treatable

When Caught Early

Antiparasitic medication can significantly reduce the risk of transmission to your baby.

Understanding Your Risk

Trimester by Trimester

1st Trimester

15%

Transmission Risk

Severity: HIGHEST RISK OF COMPLICATIONS

If infection occurs in the first trimester, the baby is most likely to suffer severe complications including miscarriage, stillbirth, or serious neurological damage.

2nd Trimester

30%

Transmission Risk

Severity: MODERATE RISK OF COMPLICATIONS

Risk of transmission increases, but severity of fetal damage is somewhat reduced. Preterm birth and vision problems are still significant concerns.

3rd Trimester

60%

Transmission Risk

Severity: LOWEST RISK OF COMPLICATIONS

Transmission probability is highest in late pregnancy, but babies are more developed. Symptoms may be mild at birth yet emerge later in childhood.

Important: Testing throughout all trimesters gives you and your doctor the full picture — at every stage of your pregnancy.

Reduce Your Risk with PrenatalSafe

Simple. Accurate. At-home toxoplasmosis testing kits designed for expecting mothers throughout your pregnancy.

One Time
1 Sample Kit

1 Sample Kit

1 Sample

Ideal for a one-time baseline check during early pregnancy or if you have adopted a cat. Get peace of mind with a single sample test.

What's Included

  • Specimen collection tube
  • Prepaid return mailer
  • Gloves
  • Biohazard transport bag
  • Sample information card
  • Result report emailed to you
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Most Popular
3 Pack Kit

3 Pack Kit

One for each trimester

Monitor your risk status throughout pregnancy with one test per trimester. Test every 3 months for ongoing peace of mind that a single test can miss.

What's Included

  • 3 specimen collection tubes
  • 3 prepaid return mailers
  • 3 sets of gloves
  • 3 biohazard transport bags
  • 3 sample information cards
  • Result report every 3 months
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Comprehensive
9 Pack Kit

9 Pack Kit

Monthly testing

Our most thorough option — test monthly for all 9 months and have peace of mind throughout your pregnancy. Ideal for higher risk situations or frequent litter box exposure.

What's Included

  • 9 specimen collection tubes
  • 9 prepaid return mailers
  • 9 sets of gloves
  • 9 biohazard transport bags
  • 9 sample information cards
  • Monthly reports emailed to you
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How PrenatalSafe Works

Four simple steps from order to results

1

Order Your Kit

Choose the plan that fits your pregnancy stage and receive your kit in 2–3 business days.

2

Collect Your Sample

Use the included kit to collect a fecal sample from the litter box.

3

Mail It Back

Drop it in the prepaid return mailer.

4

Get Your Results

Receive results within 5-7 business days, with a result emailed directly to you.

Start protecting your pregnancy today.

PrenatalSafe kits are clinically validated and lab certified.