Category: Oral Fluid testing

During the novel coronavirus health crisis, many employers ask is if an oral fluid drug test is safe in the current circumstances. Under rigorous safety procedures, drug testing continues across the country.

SAMHSA published scientific and technical guidelines for the inclusion of oral fluid specimens in federal testing. Find out what employers need to know.

Oral fluid drug testing is a popular, accurate, and non-invasive alternative to urine or hair testing. Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about saliva drug testing

Is it legal? Our experts discuss using oral fluid for regulated and non-regulated workplace drug testing programs.

Oral fluid drug testing systems represent cutoffs as neat rather than diluted. Our expert explains the difference.

An observed collection ranks as a key benefit of oral fluid drug testing because it reduces the opportunity for a donor to alter or tamper with their specimen.

Dr. Kimberly Samano discusses the benefits of oral fluid drug testing in our webinar, Back to basics: Oral fluid drug testing.

Employers can test for the most commonly abused opioids, such as oxycodones, using an oral fluid drug test.

The best way to pass an oral fluid drug test is to not take drugs for several days leading up to the test, or preferably never. To date, we have not found any adulterants that can successfully mask drugs in an oral fluid test, nor are we aware of any devices used to cheat an oral fluid test.

New technology in oral fluid drug testing has proven effective in detecting recent drug use, especially in marijuana. Download our new white paper.