First Choice Drug Testing

Random drug testing is a standard operating procedure at many companies for several great reasons. For starters, people who abuse drugs or alcohol are more likely to be involved in a workplace accident. They’re also statistically more likely to be frequently absent or tardy or even steal from the business or its customers. But no business is too small to implement a random testing program, and our team at First Choice is here to help!

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When it comes to treating chronic pain, digestion problems, or insomnia, there are no one-size-fits-all solutions! Most people turn to over-the-counter medications as a first resort, and many people see their doctors regularly in an attempt to manage recurring symptoms. An increasing number of individuals are now also using Cannabidiol (CBD oil) products to relieve their symptoms, including plenty of individuals who would never choose to use marijuana or other recreational drugs. These products are legal to purchase and use and are readily available at drugstores, convenience stores, and other retailers. But will using CBD products cause you to fail a drug test?

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Keeping drugs out of the workplace is an ongoing struggle for employers, and pre-employment urinalysis testing is the most common method used to screen new hires. Employees should also be instantly tested after a workplace accident or at a properly trained supervisor’s discretion if he or she suspects an employee is under the influence. First Choice is proud to be Arkansas’ most trusted third-party administrator, and we offer every conceivable lab test at our southwest Little Rock testing center. We offer conventional urine testing during regular business hours (Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CDT), with no appointment necessary. And if that’s not convenient enough for you, we also offer oral fluid testing kits, which enable you to collect a sample onsite under direct supervision!

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Fatal Flaw

We had a donor who attempted to give our collector a specimen she wouldn’t accept, then a few minutes later he again gave the collector a specimen she would not accept. As mentioned before collectors have the right to refuse any specimen, the consent all donors who test with us sign states:

The collector has the right to reject your specimen for any reason, but will always reject it for the following reasons:

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