Urine testing remains the most common and standardized method for drug screening due to its reliability and detection window. We provide thorough collection and analysis for both regulated and non-regulated testing needs.
Our certified collectors strictly follow all chain-of-custody protocols to ensure specimen integrity and accurate laboratory reporting.
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| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Non-DOT Urine Drug Test (Lab-Based) | $85 Pay Now |
| DOT Urine Drug Test (Lab-Based) with MRO | $110 Pay Now |
| Instant Drug Test (5-Panel) | $45 Pay Now |
| Instant Drug Test (10-15 Panel) | $65 Pay Now |
| DOT Drug Test + Chain of Custody | $110 Pay Now |
| Non-DOT Drug Test + Chain of Custody | $85 Pay Now |
| After-Hours Drug Test (Additional Fee) | $75 Pay Now |
| Emergency / Same-Day After-Hours Drug Test | $125 Pay Now |
| On-Site Mobile Drug Testing (Local Area) | Starting at $100 Pay Now |
| Random Drug Testing Program Administration | Starting at $25/emp Pay Now |
| Breath Alcohol Test (BAT) non DOT | $99 Pay Now |
| DOT Breath Alcohol Test | $120 Pay Now |
The 5 panel drug test, specifically the urine test, is one of the most common drug tests and is the drug test of choice for the Department of Transportation (DOT).
The drugs tested in a 5 panel drug test are as follows:
Expanded opiates cover many prescription drugs used for moderate to severe pain and can be added to a 5 or 10 panel drug test.
A 10 panel drug test includes the drugs tested in a 5 panel and is commonly used when an employer, agency, or individual needs to look for substances beyond the standard 5 panel.
The 12 panel drug test is one of the most comprehensive panel options.
The collection methods for drug tests include urine collection, hair follicle sample, and blood draw. The appropriate collection method depends on the requested test, the purpose of testing, and applicable program requirements.
The procedure for a urine drug test is simple. A donor provides a urine specimen in a cup to a drug testing collection specialist, who seals the specimen cup, completes the required documentation including the chain of custody form, has the donor initial the specimen cup seal, verifies identification, and sends the specimen in a secure manner by courier to the laboratory for testing.
A hair drug test is a process where a drug testing collection specialist cuts approximately 120 strands of hair from the head, or a specific amount from the body, and submits the hair to a certified laboratory for analysis. If a donor does not have 1.5 inches of hair on the head, body hair may be used. If the donor is bald and has no or very little body hair, a hair drug test may not be available, and a urine or oral/saliva test may be used instead.
Drug testing using a blood draw is not as common as urine testing, but it is still used by some governmental agencies and court systems. Blood drug testing measures whether a person has an illegal drug metabolite in their system at the time the blood is drawn.