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Alcohol Screenings & Testings

Please choose which service best suits your needs. On-site mobile service option available at checkout.

Alcohol test can be administered, such as urine, blood, saliva and hair samples. Urine tests are the most popular kind of test. Blood testing is still an option. Hair tests are not used frequently. Instead, it's used to identify long-term usage. The urine test can reveal information regarding alcohol intake up to eighty hours after alcohol use. The blood test provides precise findings measuring the real amount of alcohol in the blood.

Urine - standard urine test - Can detect up to 8 hours of consumption $58

A standard urine test can typically detect substances for varying lengths depending on what was consumed.

5-Panel Drug Test + Alcohol ETOH (Ethyl) Alcohol (Urine)

(up to 12 hours) $68

A 5-panel drug test is one of the most common drug screening methods.

5-Panel Drug Test + ETG (hair) (back 90 days) $98

Tests for five common drug categories plus the presence of ethyl alcohol.

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9 panel drug test + Alcohol ETOH (Ethyl) Alcohol (Urine) (up to 12 hours) $69

When you add testing for Ethyl Alcohol (ETOH), it specifically checks for the presence of alcohol in urine, which can typically be detected for up to 12 hours after consumption.

9 Panel Drug Test Including Expanded Opiates + EtG (Alcohol Metabolite) (Urine) $115

This test can detect alcohol use for up to 80 hours after consumption, making it useful for monitoring sobriety.

Blood Alcohol $215

A PETH (Phosphatidylethanol) blood alcohol test measures the level of phosphatidylethanol in the blood, which is a biomarker for alcohol consumption.

 

(Urine)EtG (Ethyl Glucuronide) Alcohol Test (Alcohol Metabolite) $84

A Urine test that detects the presence of ethyl glucuronide, a metabolite of ethanol (alcohol). 

(Hair) EtG (Ethyl Glucuronide) Alcohol Test (Alcohol Metabolite) $140

Used to detect the presence of ethyl glucuronide, a metabolite of ethanol (alcohol), in a person's hair. 

B.A.T - $125

Breath and Alcohol Testing 

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