Non-DOT Urine Drug Testing

Service Description

Non-DOT urine drug testing refers to drug testing procedures that are not regulated by the Department of Transportation (DOT). Unlike DOT drug testing, which has specific requirements for drug panels and specimen types, non-DOT drug testing can be conducted using urine, oral fluid, or hair specimens. Non-DOT urine drug testing is commonly used by employers to screen for drug use in the workplace as part of their substance abuse policies. The specific drugs tested in a non-DOT urine drug test may vary depending on the employer's requirements, but it typically includes a standard 5-panel drug test that detects the presence of commonly abused substances such as marijuana metabolites (THC), cocaine metabolites, phencyclidine (PCP), amphetamines, methamphetamine, and opioids. Non-DOT urine drug testing is generally non-invasive and involves the collection of a urine sample, which is sent to a laboratory for analysis. The laboratory analyzes the urine sample to detect the presence of drugs and provides a comprehensive report to the employer.