CONFIDENTIAL & COURT ORDERED TESTING Services
We provide a comprehensive range of drug testing options, including hair, fingernail, oral fluid, and urine samples. Whether mandated by a court order or conducted privately, our services ensure accurate and reliable results, giving a thorough understanding of an individual’s substance use history.
Detailed testing timeframes and adulteration thresholds to help you select the most suitable test for your specific needs.
Hair Follicle Drug Testing
Hair follicle tests are ideal for family court cases or personal matters due to their extended detection window of up to 90 days. This makes them highly effective in determining long-term drug use patterns. Hair samples of about 1.5 inches are analyzed for drug metabolites.
Alternative to Head Hair: When head hair is unavailable or unsuitable, body hair (e.g., chest or leg hair) can be used, providing up to 12 months of drug use history.
Hair follicle tests are a non-invasive, reliable method for detecting drug use over an extended period, which is especially valuable in legal and personal matters.
Fingernail Drug Testing
Fingernail testing offers an effective way to detect drugs or alcohol in a person’s system. Nail samples can store biomarkers for up to 6 months, providing a longer detection window compared to urine or blood tests.
Toenails: Toenails can store biomarkers for up to 12 months, offering even longer detection capabilities.
Nail testing is a non-intrusive, reliable option for drug testing, with superior accuracy compared to hair tests.
POCT (Point of Collection) Urine Drug Test
POCT (Point of Collection Testing) urine tests offer rapid results, providing immediate feedback on drug presence. While it doesn’t measure drug levels, it's a quick and effective screening tool, especially useful in emergency situations where timely decision-making is required.
Lab-Based Drug Testing
We provide lab-based drug testing in a SAMHSA-certified laboratory, ensuring high accuracy and reliability. Our experienced professionals tailor tests to meet your needs, whether testing for a specific drug or a panel of substances.
Thorough Review: Our Medical Review Officer (MRO) ensures the accuracy of results, taking into account prescription medications.
Our lab-based tests provide clarity, helping you make informed decisions with confidence.
Childguard Drug Test
The Childguard Drug Test detects passive drug exposure in children by analyzing hair samples. This test can identify drug exposure for up to 3 months. Children can be exposed to drugs through inhaling smoke, contact with drug users' perspiration, or accidental consumption.
Alcohol Testing Options
We offer a variety of alcohol testing options to meet your needs:
Breathalyzer Alcohol Testing
Using a breathalyzer, we measure alcohol levels in a person's breath, detecting alcohol up to 12 hours after consumption.
Urine Alcohol Testing
Urine tests can detect alcohol use within the past 40-80 hours, offering a reliable method for recent consumption detection.
Hair Follicle Alcohol Testing
The Hair Alcohol Test measures Ethyl Glucuronide (EtG), a byproduct of alcohol, to detect alcohol use over the past 3 months.
Nail Alcohol Testing
Similar to hair testing, nail alcohol testing measures EtG, offering an alternative to hair testing. Small nail clippings (2-3 mm) are collected from all 10 fingers or toes.
PETH Alcohol Testing
Phosphatidylethanol (PETH) is a biomarker found in the blood that can indicate alcohol use up to 2-4 weeks after consumption. This test is ideal for individuals who must avoid alcohol entirely, though it is not designed as an abstinence test.
Why Choose Our Drug Testing Services?
Comprehensive Options: We offer a wide range of drug and alcohol testing services to suit your needs.
Certified and Reliable: Our lab-based testing is done in a SAMHSA-certified lab, ensuring top-notch accuracy.
Non-Intrusive Methods: From hair follicle to fingernail tests, we offer non-invasive testing solutions for your comfort.
Expert Review: Our Medical Review Officer ensures fair and accurate results, considering prescription medications and legal limits.