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Test Components:

The Saliva Drug Screen tests for five (5) drug metabolites including:

1. Amphetamines
2. Cocaine
3. Marijuana
4. Opiates
5. Phencyclidine (PCP)

Description:

The Saliva Drug Test gives you instant results for the presence of 5 types of drugs with a simple oral fluid test. As explained in “Test Details” section below, the test values are set by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Association or SAMHSA.

Why Do I Need It?:

There are a lot of reasons why you might need a drug test. Perhaps your employer has a drug testing policy, or maybe you’re being considered for a job and a pre-employment drug test is needed? Maybe your parents want to test you or you just want to know?

Get tested. It’s quick and easy and accurate.

Other Relevant Tests:

Customers who get the Saliva Drug Screen might also consider the Alcohol Effects Panel, the Hair Drug Screen and/or Urine Drug Screen. In addition, customers interested in drug screens often upgrade to other Value Panels including the Basic Check-Up, Comprehensive STD Panel, Comprehensive Male Panel or the Comprehensive Female Panel.

Test Details:

Normal Range:

Normal values for these tests show as negative.

High Results Indicate:

High results are indicated by the cut-off levels set by SAMHSA. If the drug metabolite level is higher than the cut-off level, the test result is positive. Below are the cut-off levels for the five drug metabolites and how long they can stay in your system.

Low Results Indicate:

Low values would indicate a negative test result.

What Type of Physician Should You See?

If you are abusing drugs and are seeking help to stop, you should contact your primary care physician.

Next Steps:

1. Buy test – either at the store or online. (*If online, don't forget to print out receipt!)
2. Fill out necessary paperwork and how you want to receive the test results.
3. Get results.
4. Review results.
5. If your results are 'abnormal' or 'out-of-range' from the normal, please contact your physician. (*The interpretation of any laboratory test should be made only by a licensed physician.)