Drug Testing
Laboratory Drug Testing – Urine
Most drug testing in the United States involves a laboratory receiving and testing urine, oral fluid, hair, or blood specimens. In this blog post we
February 26, 2021
Hair
Choosing the Best Drug Test Specimen Type
Since the 1980s, urine testing has dominated the drug testing market in the United States. Over the past few years, alternative specimen types and expanded
August 27, 2020
DOT
What is a DOT 5 Panel Drug Test?
DOT regulated employers must do DOT drug testing using the standard approved DOT 5 Panel Drug Test with testing performed at a SAMHSA certified laboratory.
August 21, 2020
Drug Testing
Video Blog: Turnaround Times For Drug Testing
A question we often get is about turnaround times for drug testing results meaning how long it will take for a person to get their
June 18, 2020
Drug Testing
Shy Bladder Drug Test after 3 Hours
This article will discuss the shy bladder drug test when the 3 hours expires, and the donor has not provided a specimen. We will cover
January 21, 2020
Drug Testing
What Is A Negative Dilute Result?
On the surface, it would seem like something, such as a drug test would be simple to interpret. The result is either positive or negative,
September 5, 2019
Specimen Types
DOT URINE SPECIMEN COLLECTION – STEP 1
If you have a business in logistics or professional transportation, you probably have to make sure you comply with DOT drug testing regulations, and occasionally
August 9, 2019
Drug Testing
Which Type Of Drug Test Is The Right One For Your Needs?
There is no question that when it comes to tools, a drug test can offer a lot of solutions depending on the situation. Whether it’s
March 3, 2019
Urine
The Big Benefits Of Using Drug Screenings In The Workplace
Few things are becoming as commonplace as the use of drug screenings in the workplace. Whether it’s an initial employee screening before hiring or a
March 3, 2019
Urine
All You Need To Know About Five Panel Urine Drug Tests
Drug screenings are becoming more and more commonplace throughout the country, with employers using them to screen potential employees, identify potential causes of accidents, and
March 3, 2019