One testing driver is a referral, not a pool of one.

DOT urine

The federal panel, prepaid.

One price for a DOT urine drug test, whatever the DOT reason: pre-employment, random, post-accident, suspicion, or return-to-duty. Observed and follow-up collections are a different price.

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The panel is marijuana metabolites, cocaine metabolites, amphetamines (including methamphetamine and MDMA), opioids (including the semi-synthetic opioids in the federal panel), and phencyclidine. Cutoffs are the ones in Part 40.

A verified non-negative result is an employer problem under the Clearinghouse rules. SJCC does not file that report unless you have designated us and the designation is accepted. Today, checkout does not sell the filing.

ServicePriceCheckout
DOT urine drug test
$73Live
Observed or follow-up DOT drug test
$109Live
DOT drug and BAT, same visit
One charge. Dispatched as a drug order and a breath-alcohol order.
$129Live

Tests and add-ons are extra. Membership is the pool, the company file, and the certificate — not unlimited collections.

How it moves

  1. 01

    Pick the reason

    The reason changes the paperwork and, for return-to-duty and follow-up, whether the collection is observed.

  2. 02

    Pay $73, or $109 if observed

    The order is not released to the clinic network until it is paid.

  3. 03

    Collect

    The donor completes the federal form at the site. Shy bladder procedures, if they ever apply, are the collector’s, under Part 40, not a tip sheet from us.

  4. 04

    MRO, then the employer

    The MRO calls the donor before a non-negative is verified. The employer acts on the verified result.

Questions

Is random the same price as pre-employment?+

Yes. The specimen and the panel are the same product. The reason code changes. The price does not.

What if the donor cannot provide a specimen?+

Part 40 has a shy-bladder process of up to three hours, with fluids. That is the collector’s procedure. It is not a reason to cancel a random and try next week.

Do you ship a kit to the truck?+

No. The person goes to a clinic on the partner network.

Read the rule, not a summary

SJCC is not a law firm. The linked text controls if this page and the regulation ever disagree.

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