Lie Detector Test for Spousal Infidelity

Constantly monitoring your partner’s activity on social media isn’t the best idea. You might misinterpret their actions, overlook important details, or, conversely, draw the wrong conclusions. Hiring a private investigator isn’t an option for everyone either, due to the high cost of their services.

In this case, a polygraph test is one of the most effective ways to get an objective result.

Benefits of the service:

The cost of a polygraph test is significantly lower than that of private investigators or specialists who hack into accounts.
Whether before marriage or to restore trust in a relationship, a polygraph test helps dispel any remaining doubts.

The testing is conducted by experienced specialists who cannot be misled or influenced to alter the test results.
If desired, the client may be present during the test.

During the test, the polygraph records the person’s physiological reactions, allowing the specialist to draw a professional conclusion based on the test results.

The procedure is simple and straightforward. The client contacts our specialists to request that their husband or wife undergo a lie detector test.

If the client is unsure what questions to ask, our specialists help compile a list. The list is sent to the client for approval, after which the client may provide feedback or make additions.

The questions must be clear and allow only “yes” or “no” answers. It is also important to determine in advance what exactly the spouse considers to be infidelity. For some people, flirting or an innocent crush is not a problem, while for others, such behavior may be unacceptable. The test is conducted only after these points have been agreed upon.

The test lasts approximately two hours. Special sensors are attached to the person’s hands and upper body. Before the test begins, the polygraph examiner conducts a preliminary interview, clarifies the necessary facts, and familiarizes the participant with the procedure. This helps the person feel more at ease during the test itself.

Before taking the test, we recommend that you review the cost of the service and ensure that there are no contraindications.

A polygraph test is not recommended for:

– pregnant women;
– people with mental health conditions;
– individuals taking antidepressants or other psychotropic medications;
– people with cardiovascular diseases.

In such cases, the test results may not be sufficiently reliable, or the procedure may be inadvisable.