The Breath Alcohol Test for DOT (Department of Transportation) compliance is a critical tool in ensuring the safety of the transportation sector. This test is designed to meet DOT regulations, providing a quick and accurate assessment of alcohol impairment in safety-sensitive positions.

The EtG Hair Alcohol Test can detect ingestion of Ethyl Alcohol within the past 7 to 90 days. Measures average alcohol consumption over a period of approximately three months.

This is a breath test. Blood is not collected. An alcohol breath test measures BAC (blood alcohol count) through breath. This test typically requires a person to blow into a breath alcohol testing device, sometimes referred to as a breathalyzer.

PEth Alcohol Tests have a 3 week detection window and looks for alcohol biomarkers that stay in the bloodstream for up to three weeks. PEth testing can detect chronic alcohol use or heavy binge drinking.

EtG a metabolite of ETH (Alcohol) can be found in the urine for a much longer time than in the blood or breath. With this urine ETG the lookback period is  approximately 80 hours.

5 Panel Drug Test Plus EtG  (Urine) will identify the presence or absence of 5 different classes of commonly abused drugs along with ETG (Alcohol Metabolite)

This 9 Panel Urine Drug and EtG Alcohol Test looks for common drugs of abuse including alcohol in a urine sample. Alcohol ETG is typically detectable in urine for up to 80 hours.

This Urine Drug Test + Alcohol ETH will determine the presence or absence of 10 types of drugs and can also detect recent  alcohol consumption.

The 5 Panel Urine Drug and Alcohol Test looks for common drugs of abuse including alcohol in a urine sample. Alcohol is typically detectable for less than 24 hours.