Each year in the United States, hundreds of millions of drug tests are performed for employment purposes, in legal cases, by concerned parents, for sobriety monitoring, and by hospitals. Regardless of the reason why a drug test is taken, we provide donors with access to the testing they need, the privacy they expect, and the dignity and respect they deserve.
Drug testing is performed to determine if a donor has been taking one or more drugs. Testing can be performed using various sample types, each sample type has different drugs it can test for and different detection times and methods. Because of this, it's important to make sure that the right sample type is used.
Urine testing can determine if a donor has used drugs recently and is the most common type of drug test in the United States. It has been the test that employers, concerned parents, probation officers, and even schools have turned to for decades. Urine testing can be performed at a SAMHSA certified laboratory or with an instant test kit.
Hair drug testing can help determine if a donor has used drugs repeatedly in the past, or if they were recently in an environment where drugs were present or being used. Hair testing can be performed using hair from the donor's head or their body.
Nail testing, like hair, can determine if a donor has used drugs repeatedly in the past. Nail samples can be taken from a person's fingers or toes.