We recently had a donor come into our clinic that let us know he had to use the restroom NOW. There were a few customers ahead of him in line, so we allowed him to use the employee restroom. A few minutes later, it was his turn to urinate for the drug test. He mentioned to the collector that he REALLY needed to use the restroom even though he had urinated only a few minutes before. The collector asked him to fill the cup to the top. The donor not only filled the cup to the top but continued to urinate in the toilet for another minute or so. This gentleman was very hydrated, having urinated twice in 10 minutes.
Our Customers Say...
"We started drug testing our team a few years ago and have had a great experience with Tim and his team at First Choice. They communicate well with us and run our random drug testing program. I sleep better at night knowing we are a drug free workplace."-Jeff
News & Updates
An increasing number of individuals are now using Cannabidiol (commonly known as CBD oil) for sleep or pain relief. They’re interested in experiencing the health benefits of cannabinoids without the mind-altering effects associated with marijuana usage. CBD oils can be legally purchased at drugstores, convenience stores, and other outlets, and many individuals swear by them as a natural remedy. It should also come as no surprise that individuals who fail drug tests frequently claim that the results are a “false positive” because they use CBD oils for legitimate health reasons.
Raising children is challenging enough for two people, and far more difficult for a single parent. Additionally, far too many fathers are either unable or unwilling to financially support their children. The first step in holding absentee fathers accountable is establishing paternity, and our team at First Choice is here to help. We offer legally binding paternity testing to establish paternity and help frustrated mothers get the financial support they need to raise and provide for their children.
We recently had a female donor give our collector a specimen that was quite warm, enough above the acceptable temperature that the collector did not accept it. The donor was informed that we could not accept what she had presented, and we put her on our water protocol.