A certified examiner travels to Tonbridge for you — home, office or a quiet meeting room. Thirty minutes of testing, results explained before we leave.
Whether the question is about a relationship, money, an accusation at work or something within the family, we carry out EyeDetect® tests across Tonbridge and the rest of Maidstone in complete privacy.
The EyeDetect® examination takes around 30 minutes, uses no wires or sensors, and is 86-88% accurate. You get clear verbal results on the day and a written report to follow.
A Tonbridge appointment costs £630 all-inclusive (£495 test fee plus £135 travel) — consultation, test, verbal results and written report included. You can pay the £50 deposit online and settle the balance by card the day before.
From our Darlington base we cover Kent in full. As well as Tonbridge we test regularly in Ashford, Chatham and Faversham, so if it is easier to meet somewhere nearby that is no problem.
Yes. Tonbridge is part of our regular Maidstone coverage and we visit homes, offices and hotel meeting rooms there every week. We arrive discreetly at the time you choose.
£630 all-inclusive (£495 test fee plus £135 travel). That includes everything: consultation, the EyeDetect® test, same-day verbal results and a written report. You pay a £50 deposit to book.
Wherever suits you — your own home, a workplace, or a private meeting room. All the examiner needs is a quiet room, a table and about 90 minutes without interruption.
Infidelity and relationship questions, workplace theft, false accusations, family and inheritance disputes, pre-employment screening and evidence for solicitors — all using the same EyeDetect® system.
We normally have same-week availability across Maidstone. Call 0330 088 5207 or book online with a £50 deposit and pick a morning, afternoon or evening slot.
Yes — Ashford, Chatham and Faversham and the wider Kent area are all covered at the same £630 price, so you can choose whichever address is most private for you.
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