Saliva Drug Testing: What You Need to Know | [Your Company Name]
Saliva drug testing involves the collection of saliva to determine the presence of illegal substances in an individual's body.-
Drugs Tested
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Saliva drug testing detects drug abuse. The types of drugs detected are alcohol, therapeutic drugs, steroids, amphetamines, cocaine, metabolites, morphine, methadone, heroin, and marijuana.
Utilization
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Saliva testing is primarily used on employees, drivers, or suspected drug users.
Benefits
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Saliva drug testing provides a simple, fast, and non-invasive way to test for drug abuse. Results for the saliva test are available after a few minutes.
Disadvantages
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The saliva drug test has a short time frame for detection ranging from a few hours to 2 to 3 days, and contaminated saliva causes the test results to be inconclusive.
Types of Oral Testing
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The types of testing are field testing and lab testing. In field testing, the testing device displays a readout result. In lab testing, the systems used determine drug use and detect multiple drugs.
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