Urine drug screening can be administered via two methods; instant ‘point of care’ or via laboratory analysis. The screening stage provides initial results which determine if substances are present in a person’s sample or not. These are either ‘non-negative’ or ‘negative’.

Oral fluid drug screening can be administered via two methods; instant ‘point of care’ or via laboratory analysis. The screening stage provides initial results which determine if substances are present in a person’s sample or not. These are either ‘non-negative’ or ‘negative’.

Hair be used to detect virtually all drug and alcohol substances, between 7 days and 6 months after their use. Test results also indicate the month in which a donor took a substance, and can therefore be used to build an overview of substance use over time.

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A breathalyser instrument has several built in functions to test for breath alcohol content; it performs an automatic accuracy check, ensures the subject provides a satisfactory ‘deep lung air’ breath sample and connects to a printer to confirm test results.

Phosphatidylethanol (PEth) is a specific alcohol biomarker formed in blood following the consumption of alcohol. Its presence can indicate the consumption of alcohol within approximately 28 days prior to testing. A PEth test is highly specific and results can aid in distinguishing between light, moderate and heavy alcohol users based on the concentration detected.

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Our partner laboratory facilities are accredited by The United Kingdom Accreditation Service and The British Standards Institution to ensure every test meets your needs.

Racoo Screening

We have over 20 years of drug and alcohol testing, DNA testing, and infectious disease screening, having worked with both commercial and public sector organisations.

Racoo Screening