ETOH (Ethyl) Alcohol Test (Urine)

The ETOH (Ethyl) Alcohol Test (Urine) will identify the presence or absence of alcohol in a urine sample. If alcohol is present, the test will also provide the amount. This test is considered a confirmation test and does not include a screen.

Depending on how much alcohol is consumed, it may be detectable in urine for up to 12 hours after the last drink. A positive result on this test would be considered evidence of alcohol use in that time period.

This test requires a standard urine sample that can be collected at the Any Lab Test Now store location of your choice. If you require a directly observed specimen collection, please contact your local Any Lab Test Now to confirm availability of this service before purchasing this test online. Note that there may be an additional fee for directly observed collections that will be charged when you arrive for your appointment.

$59.00

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WHY DO I NEED THIS TEST?

For Consumers:

The ETOH (Ethyl) Alcohol Test (Urine) is recommended for consumers who are concerned about recent drinking in friends or family members, including teenagers.

For Employers and Staffing Agencies:

The ETOH (Ethyl) Alcohol Test (Urine) is recommended when there is a reasonable suspicion that an employee may be using alcohol during working hours.

For Law Enforcement Agencies or Substance Abuse Monitoring Programs:

The ETOH (Ethyl) Alcohol Test (Urine) is recommended for agencies or programs responsible for monitoring individuals who are required to abstain from alcohol use.

WHAT DO I NEED TO DO TO PREPARE?

Drink 8-12 oz. of fluid 30 minutes prior to the test.

IS IT SAFE TO TAKE THIS TEST IF I AM PREGNANT?

Yes.

WILL CERTAIN FOODS/DRINKS MAKE THE TEST APPEAR POSITIVE?

No.

DO I NEED TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT?

No. You can walk in for same-day testing. We make it easy by offering work-friendly store hours.

HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO GET MY RESULTS?

Allow 3-5 business days for the laboratory to complete the testing and provide a report.

WHO HAS ACCESS TO MY RESULTS?

Drug test results always belong strictly to the donor, except in the case of a minor child or an employer or court-ordered drug test. The donor may also provide written authorization for test results to be provided to one or more third parties, if necessary.

IS A DOCTOR’S ORDER REQUIRED?

No. Drug testing does not require a doctor’s order to be performed.

WHO CAN I CONTACT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT MY RESULTS?

Drug testing results should be discussed with your primary care physician.

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