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Detection windows

Drug and alcohol test types, by detection window.

Recent impairment, a pattern over months, or proof of alcohol abstinence. Each needs a different specimen.

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Breath alcohol

Current alcohol level only. Handheld or remote device with photo ID.

24–48 h

Oral fluid

Observed swab. Best for very recent use.

1–3 days

Urine

Most drugs. Lab or point of care, confirmed in the lab.

~80 h

EtG / EtS urine

Alcohol markers that outlast breath testing.

2–4 wks

PEth blood spot

Finger-prick alcohol biomarker. Shows drinking patterns.

~90 days

Hair

Standard head-hair sample. Shows use over months.

Typical windows only. They vary with substance, dose, frequency of use, metabolism and laboratory cut-offs.

Every specimen is collected under chain of custody, and every non-negative is confirmed and reviewed by a physician.

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