US Drug Test Centers Blog

By: Ashlee Arnold

Established by the Federal Motor Carrier Administration (FMCSA), the Clearinghouse is a web-based database that consolidates historical information on the results of the DOT's controlled substance and alcohol testing programs. These testing...

By: Calee Davis

Do you know why drugs and alcohol are such a threat to your business? Here are a few statistics and figures to chew on. One survey found that 29% of workers admit to having used marijuana on the job. Somewhere between 65% and 70% of alcohol...

By: Calee Davis

It's crucial for employers to foster a drug-free work environment to ensure the safety and well-being of their employees, as well as to benefit the overall company environment. With that being said, according to statistics, about one in 11 workers

By: Calee Davis

Hair follicle drug testing is a reliable drug test method with a wide detection time frame, making it an effective tool to determine long-term or repeated drug usage. But for those who have never taken this type of drug test before, there may be..

By: Ashlee Arnold

Alcoholic beverages contain a specific type of alcohol called "ethyl alcohol" which is created by fermenting sugars with yeast. EtG, or ethyl glucuronide, is the direct metabolite produced by the consumption of ethyl alcohol. So, if EtG appears on

By: Ashlee Arnold

If you're an employer who wants to maintain a drug-free workplace — or an individual who needs to order a drug test — there are different types of drug tests available to you. For example, you can opt for urine drug tests or hair.

By: Calee Davis

Throughout recent years, marijuana has become increasingly legalized across the US for both medical and recreational use. While this can be seen and argued as a positive step forward, there are still many risks associated with marijuana use that..

By: Ashlee Arnold

If you're either a company looking to bring someone new to your team or an individual seeking a job, you're likely familiar with the drug testing policies that are common in most work environments. Amphetamines, also known as "amp," are among the.

By: Calee Davis

Every year, drug and alcohol abuse costs employers billions of dollars in lost productivity, accidents, and healthcare expenses. In an effort to combat this widespread problem, many companies have turned to drug and alcohol testing. With drug...

By: Ashlee Arnold

Drug testing has become an increasingly common practice in the workplace, with certain states and company policies making it a requisite for a wide variety of professions. While employers usually mandate it for candidates as a part of the...