Frequently Asked Questions
What drugs do your tests look for?
Our home drug test detects the same drugs as any approved corporate drug test, including:
- COC (Cocaine)
- AMPH (Amphetamines)
- METH (Meth)
- THC (Marijuana, Hash)
- OPI (Heroin, Opium)
- BZO (Valium, Ativan, Xanax)
- BAR (Barbita, Seconal)
- OXY (Oxycodone)
- PCP (Phencyclidine)
- MDMA (Ecstasy)
What about prescription drugs?
Yes, for example if your employee or family member is on a prescription for Xanax, you might see a positive result for BZO. It is important to know what prescription drugs your employees or children are on, and make sure they are not abusing them by having the positive sample sent to our affiliate lab for testing.
How do I administer the test?
Our starter kit provides easy-to-follow instructions on how to administer the most accurate in home drug test possible, accounting any attempts at altering the drug test information by your employees or children.
How accurate is the drug test information?
Our products are FDA-approved and tested to 99% accuracy. Administering the test correctly is important, as well as knowing how the test may be altered to effect the drug test information.
What’s the difference between urine, saliva and hair testing?
Urine testing is 99% accurate, used often as a corporate drug test. Saliva is a little less accurate than urine. Hair tests are 99% accurate as well but need to be sent to a lab for further analysis.
When Should I Use a Home Drug Test Kit?
It is very important to administer tests at random or different dates & times to ensure accurate drug test information. This way the tester cannot prepare with an altering technique.
Can someone trick the test?
While there are many documented methods for tricking a drug test, drug testing procedures are getting significantly better at detecting adulterated samples. In the last few years, it’s become increasingly difficult to alter any home drug test.
Is there a difference between your test and the tests used by professional/school drug test programs?
There is absolutely no difference. In fact, our home drug test is successfully being used in many corporate and school settings.
How long after a person has used a substance will it be picked up by a positive test?
Depends on the substance, our website has a complete chart showing detection times for the home drug test kit.
Do drug tests expire?
Yes, which is why it is important to have them delivered monthly. A drug test typically has a shelf life of 15 months.
What do I do if I get a positive drug test?
Employees who test positive may be referred to employee assistance programs for counseling and other assistance, to programs for more extensive treatment, or for disciplinary action, such as suspension or dismissal, or some combination of these. Employees can be suspended or fired for positive test results, but these are extreme consequences. Studies indicate that prevention, early identification, early intervention, and treatment are generally more cost effective than termination and replacement of employees who test positive for drugs.
If you are a parent and your child tests positive, go to www.drugfree.org which is a great reference. What if the test results are disputed?
Our tests are 99% accurate. If he or she still disputes the test, feel free to order a GC/MS laboratory confirmation from the Drug Test Club. This test will give you the highest accuracy result possible.
Will my test be delivered with any “drug test” labeling?
At Drug Test Club, we understand and respect your need for privacy. Your drug tests will arrive in packaging that has no reference to “drug test” or “Drug Test Club” on its exterior.
How do I order?
To buy your Drug Test Club drug tests now, click here.