Clear, reliable and convenient drug and alcohol testing. Order online, attend our London Patient Reception, or choose a self-collection postal test where available.
Order Your Drug Test OnlineA drug test is a laboratory analysis of a biological sample. It checks for drugs or their metabolites.
Common sample types include urine, blood, hair and saliva. Drug testing can show recent or past drug use, depending on the test selected.
Drug testing may be needed for personal, legal, medical or workplace reasons.
Testing helps provide clear evidence of substance use. It can also support safer workplaces and formal documentation.
The cost depends on the type of test required. It also depends on the number of substances tested.
Basic screens are usually lower cost. More comprehensive tests may cost more. Chain of custody and specialist tests may also differ in price.
You can browse our test range online. Each product page shows the current price. Our prices are designed to stay competitive and convenient.
View Test PricesMost tests do not require an appointment. They are completed on a walk-in basis at Patient Reception.
Walk-in testing is available: Monday to Friday, 7am-7pm, Saturday, 7am-1pm, and Sunday, 8am-11am.
Please make payment online before attending. This allows us to process your order correctly.
Appointments are only required for chain of custody tests. These are available Monday to Friday, 9am-3pm.
View Chain of Custody TestsDetection times vary depending on the substance. They also depend on frequency of use, metabolism and the sample type.
Cannabis may be detected for longer than many other drugs. Cocaine is usually detected for a shorter period.
Read About Detection TimesLaboratory checks help confirm sample integrity. These checks can detect dilution, adulteration or substitution.
Common tampering methods include adding water, drinking excessive fluids, or using synthetic urine.
Attempting to alter a sample may invalidate the test. You may need to repeat the test at your own expense.
Drug tests use specific cut-off levels. These levels help reduce false positive results.
If a drug level is below the cut-off, the result is reported as negative. If it is above the cut-off, the result may be reported as positive.
This means testing does not prove a true zero level. For example, a cannabis urine test may use a 50 ng/ml cut-off. A result below this level is reported as negative.
The first stage is usually an immunoassay screen. If the result is negative, the report is released as negative.
Positive samples undergo confirmation testing. This checks whether the initial positive result is accurate.
If a sample is positive on initial screening, further confirmation testing is performed.
This is usually done using a different analytical technique, such as GC-MS.
Confirmation testing is only performed for the drug or drugs found positive at the first stage. It usually takes an additional 5 working days.
Confirmation testing can show:
You do not need to interpret the result alone. Each report includes a comments section explaining the finding.
Creatinine helps assess whether a urine sample is too dilute. Very dilute samples may be unsuitable for reporting.
This section shows whether a drug was detected. The relevant cut-off level is usually shown beside it.
The comments explain what the result means. If drugs are detected, further details may be included.
Avoid excessive fluid intake before a urine test. As a guide, avoid drinking more than one glass per hour.
Results are sent by email to the address used at checkout. Some results may also be sent by post where selected.
Results cannot be given over the phone. This protects confidentiality and patient identity.
Choose the right test online today. You will receive clear instructions after ordering.
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76 Wimpole Street, London.
W1G 9RT.
Monday-Friday: 7AM - 7PM
Saturday: 7AM - 1PM
Sunday: Closed