US Drug Test Centers Blog

US Drug Test Centers wants to keep you up to date on important things happening in the drug testing industry. Our blogs include anything from drug testing laws changing to staying up to date on trends in the industry.

By: Ashlee Arnold

Cannabis steals a ton of headlines, but opioids are still a not-so-silent killer. In 2020, almost 75% of drug overdose deaths involved an opioid. Since 1999, overdose deaths involving opioids...

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By: Calee Davis

For many years, the approved and acceptable forms of drug and alcohol testing for businesses and agencies operating under the Department of Transportation (DOT) were urine drug testing and breath alcohol testing. But there’s promising news in...

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By: Calee Davis

As an employer, one of the perks you can offer your team members is access to a workplace wellness program. Investing in their mental and physical health is a win-win. You make it easier for your employees to take care of themselves, they’ll...

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By: Ashlee Arnold

The term "medical marijuana" is used to describe the use of derivatives from the cannabis sativa plant for treating specific health issues. It is also known as medical cannabis. The cannabis sativa plant contains various active compounds, with the

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By: Ashlee Arnold

The COVID-19 pandemic caused most organizations to pivot to remote working and hybrid working setups, which has proven effective, and even more efficient, for many companies. With that being said, the benefit of increased privacy when working from

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By: Calee Davis

The Department of Transportation (DOT) requires drug and alcohol testing for all businesses in the transportation industry. This means that whether your company has hundreds of drivers, or you are an owner-operator, you must have a drug and...

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By: Ashlee Arnold

The cannabis industry has changed significantly over the last few years — and so has how we use it. These constant changes blur the lines for employers. If your employees are allowed to smoke weed or take edibles at home, does that mean they

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By: Ashlee Arnold

If you're trying to keep your workplace drug- and alcohol-free, then you probably already know how important it is to work with a drug-testing company that's reliable, efficient, and speedy. You certainly have options to choose from, so why US...

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By: Calee Davis

Marijuana is the most commonly used illicit drug in the US, with approximately 18%, or 48.2 million people, using it at least once a year. Also referred to as cannabis, weed, or pot, it's derived from the cannabis plant. The plant contains over...

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By: Ashlee Arnold

US Drug Test Centers, with more than 20,000 locations nationwide, simplifies the process for both employers and individuals to manage their drug and alcohol testing requirements. However, what if you're unable to reach one of our testing centers..

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