Pre Employment Drug Screening / Alcohol Testing

Info Cubic has partnered with Quest Diagnostics to provide any type of drug screening available. The most common drug screen types are 5 and 10 panel urine drug screens. Quest has 1000s of collection sites throughout the US where applicants can take their drug tests. When Quest collection sites are unavailable, Info Cubic will help your applicant find a collection site close to their location.

Results reported within 24 to 72 hours
All substance abuse specimens submitted to Info Cubic are initially tested using the enzyme immunoassay (EIA) screening technique. This objective method is both computerized and automated to ensure reliable results and industry-leading turnaround times.

Info Cubic offers a full range of collection options, including:

Standard Urine Testing
One of the most common screening methods, urine testing is an accurate and reliable way to detect casual drug use that occurred within the last 72 hours. Testing is performed at all six SAMHSA-certified laboratories.

This is a sample the Drug Screening report.

In addition to the Federally-mandated (SAMHSA/DOT) 5-drug panel, Info Cubic offers a variety of test panels and cut off levels. Our standard urine specimen 5-drug panel test screens for the presence of the following drugs and drug classes.

* These are standard cutoff levels — alternate cutoff levels may be available
** Nanograms/milliliter — the above cut-off levels, list of analytes and test methodologies are subject to change when required by applicable government regulations or guidelines

Adulteration Testing for Urine Tests. Test Sure™ specimen validity testing ensures the integrity of your urine drug test by identifying adulterants that may be added to hide drug use. All "invalid results" are tested twice automatically to ensure accuracy. Specimens suspected of containing certain prescription and non-prescription drugs that may interfere with analysis during the initial enzyme immunoassay screen are automatically tested again using an alternate methodology.

Oral Fluid Testing
Oral fluid collection devices, where a swab is used to collect a saliva sample, allow for specimen collection at any time or any place, helping to simplify the collection process while preserving the donor's dignity. Since the sample is collected under direct supervision, the chance for specimen adulteration is greatly reduced. Interceptｮ' is one such product that can be used to accurately detect the 5 most common classes of drugs, including Ecstasy.