Category: Drug Testing

Drug use around the globe is increasing. We will take a deep dive into data from the World Drug Report in our new international drugs blog series.

We compiled the top 3 reasons why our employer customers contact us to build self-service resources to best support their most common drug testing inquiries.

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

A drug testing program is only as good as its safeguards. Learn some of the most common ways people try to cheat a drug test and how to stop the cheaters.

In our Atlanta laboratory, Jewel Williams personifies enthusiasm and uses that energy to help her team care for each drug test specimen.

A rookie to the industry lists 6 things that he did not know about workplace drug testing.

Lab accreditations and inspections are a way to ensure accurate drug testing and help verify that processes, instrumentation, and personnel adhere to the highest standards of quality. We work to ensure that every drug test reported by our labs is accurate.

A regulated drug test typically involves a urine or alcohol collection performed for specific agencies categorized as “safety-sensitive” workplaces because of the potential influence of their job on public safety.

Post-accident drug positivity has been increasing annually since 2011. Workplace accidents are expensive and dangerous; however, with workplace drug testing programs in place, many may be prevented.

Recent enhancements to our hair testing panels now allow for more specific testing for opiate-like or opioid drug such as oxycodone and its metabolites.