TOXICOLOGY TESTING

Comprehensive Drug Panel and Drug Abuse Screening

Toxicology is a crucial field focused on ensuring health and safety through advanced chemical analysis. Our toxicology department plays a vital role with drug monitoring expertise for patients in need of prescription medications. This service has expanded to include illicit drug abuse testing. By leveraging state-of-the-art technology and rigorous scientific methodologies, we provide accurate and reliable results that healthcare providers and patients can trust. Our comprehensive testing capabilities allow us to detect a wide array of substances, from prescription medications to illicit drugs, ensuring thorough and precise analysis. Additionally, our team of experienced toxicologists is dedicated to continuous research and development, keeping us at the forefront of toxicological advancements. Whether for medical, legal, or workplace purposes, our toxicology services are designed to meet the highest standards of quality and reliability.

Comprehensive Toxicology Testing

Alliance laboratories are equipped with the latest technology to ensure accurate and reliable results. Our toxicology services include a wide range of tests for detecting drugs, alcohol, poisons, and other chemicals.

We offer to our clients Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS) testing for over 80 prescription and illicit drugs in urine and oral fluid. This technology is so reliable that is the only one admissible for criminal cases prosecution.

Importance of Toxicology Testing

Our services are essential for detecting and monitoring drug use and abuse. By screening urine for various substances, we provide critical support in drug dependency treatments and help in the enforcement of drug-free policies in workplaces and other institutions. Our comprehensive drug panel tests are designed to detect a wide range of substances, ensuring a thorough assessment and aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Toxicology Testing

A | B | D | I | M | N | O

  • Ethyl Glucoronide 

    Reference range >250 ng/mL

    Ethyl Sulfide

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

  • Amphetamine

    Reference range >250 ng/mL 

    Methamphetamine

    Reference range >150 ng/mL 

    Methylphenidate

    Reference range >10 ng/mL 

    ​​Desipramine

    Reference range >20 ng/mL

  • Gabapentin

    Reference range >1000 ng/mL

    Pregabalin

    Reference range >1000 ng/mL

  • Amitriptyline

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

    Doxepin

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

    Imipramine

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

    Nortriptyline

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

  • Butalbital

    Reference range >200 ng/mL

    Pentobarbital

    Reference range >200 ng/mL

    Butabarbital

    Reference range >200 ng/mL

    Phenobarbital

    Reference range >200 ng/mL

    Secobarbital

    Reference range >200 ng/mL

  • Alprazolam

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Alpha-Hydroxyalprazolam

    Reference range >40 ng/mL

    Clonazepam

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    7-Amoniclonazepam

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Diazepam

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Nordiazepam

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Flunitrazepam

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    7-Aminoflunitrazepam

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Hydroxyethlyflurazepam

    Reference range >20 ng/mL

    Lorazepam

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Oxazepam

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Temazepam

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Triazolam

    Reference range >20 ng/mL

    Hydroxytriazolam

    Reference range >20 ng/mL

  • 6MAM

    Reference range >10 ng/mL

    a-PVP

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

    Benzoylecgonine(Cocaine)

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    LSD

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    MDA

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    MDEA

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

  • Dextromethorphan

    Reference range >150 ng/mL

    Ketamine

    Reference range >20 ng/mL

    Cotinine

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Phentermine

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    MDMA

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    MDPV

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Mephedrone

    Reference range>100 ng/mL

    Methcathinone

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Methylone

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

    Phencyclidine (PCP)

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

    THC-COOH

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Cannabidiol

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    25I-NBOMe

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

  • Carisoprodol

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Meprobamate

    Reference range >200 ng/mL

  • Zolpidem

    Reference range >10 ng/mL

    Zolpidem-Phenyl-COOH

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

  • Tramadol

    Reference range >200 ng/mL

    O-Desmethyl-Cis-Tramadol

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Tapentadol

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

  • Morphine

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Codeine

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

  • Buprenorphine

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Norbuprenorphine

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Dihydrocodeine

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Desomorphine

    Reference range >25 ng/mL

    Hydrocodone

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Hydromorphone

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Oxycodone

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

    Oxymorphone

    Reference range >50 ng/mL

  • Fentanyl

    Reference range >3 ng/mL

    Norfentanyl

    Reference range >10 ng/mL

    Meperidine

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Naloxone

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    Methadone

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

    EDDP

    Reference range >100 ng/mL

  • Component

    Opiates

    Cocaine Metabolites

    Benzodiazepines

    Cannabinoids

    Amphetamines

    Barbiturates

    Methadone

    Phencyclidine

    Specimen Req 1 mL Urine; Sterile urine containter

    Stability 1 week(s) at 2 – 8⁰C

    Note: Specimen will be discarded after 7 days of storage

    Clinical Utility Intended as a screen for the qualitative analysis of drugs of abuse in human urine samples.

    Reference Range Negative

    Schedule Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

    Reported Same day

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