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Multiple court approved testing methods available

Not all substances can be detected in every testing matrix

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Court Order Testing

Appointment Needed

An appointment is required when setting up testing for the first time.  Several important steps are taken in the beginning to ensure we can provide accurate service in one-time or on-going cases.  Paramex offers a wide variety of options for drug testing in court order situations.  Please take some time and review the provided materials to help guide you in selecting the best test and testing method.
 

Methods of Testing

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Urine Drug Testing

2 - 4 day testing history

Starts at $45.00+

Urine drug testing is still the most popular choice in drug and alcohol detection.  Drug and alcohol use can be detected 2 to 4 days after consumption.  Positive tests will indicate consumption only and not exposure.  Collection sites and labs are well trained to detect cheating, but adulteration/substitution is easier in urine testing. Paramex Screening offers multiple pre-designed testing panels, and the ability to customize your tested substances to include or exclude specific drug types and screen for less popular or new drugs. 

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Hair Drug Testing

90 day testing with available exposure testing

Starts at $140.00+

Hair testing has advanced significantly making it one of the most reliable and unbeatable drug tests on the market. The preferred collection location is head hair.  Testing shows a history up to 3 months back but does not show recent use within 10 days.  Positive drug results indicate drug consumption and not exposure.  Positive alcohol results will indicate alcohol use above the average casual drinker.  Hair Testing has also become popular in courts with custody and child abuse cases.  Paramex offers an extensive set of panels including Alcohol - ETG testing that supplies accountability for those who want to prove sobriety or show evidence of no past drug use.  Parents wanting to test a minor may need to perform the cutting of the hair while in our office.  

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Fingernail Drug Testing

3 - 6 month history on average

Same pricing as hair drug test panels

Fingernail testing is a newer option available to the public.  It has great benefits and mirrors the methods used in hair testing.  Fingernails need to be at least the length as the band width of a quarter.  Fingernail polish or glue will need to be removed prior to cutting the nails.  Positives are indicators of drug consumption and not exposure.  Testing shows a history of up to 6 months for fingernails.  

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Alcohol & ETG/ETS Testing

Current intoxication or past use

Breath $40 | Urine $60+ | Hair $145 | Nail $145

Alcohol remains the most widely abused drug.  Paramex offers the latest in technology and testing options for alcohol.  Our office provides Breath Alcohol Testing with Confirmation on approved and professionally calibrated DOT equipment.  Paramex can lab test urine, hair, and fingernails for ETG/ETS metabolites for past alcohol use.  Most recently our office has added ETG rapid screening to prove recent sobriety.  

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Frequently asked questions

FAQ Court

1.  Do I need an Appointment to set up court testing?    

Yes, an appointment is required.  You can use the schedule an appointment button at the top of this page to secure a preferred time and date.  Appointments are usually very quick, but at the onset of a new client, we need to discuss options and receive a copy of your ID and Court Order.  Special cases with individuals who live in separate states or great distances away can be accommodated with a few extra verification steps.  You will need a PHOTO ID.

2.  Who has access to the results?    

Test results can be provided in a secure web based username and login format for easy delivery and viewing.  Paramex will draft a consent form for the testing party to sign before testing to allow permission to the parties requesting a copy of the results directly from our office.  Paramex will hold no responsibility for the duplication or further distribution of results after we release them to you.  

3.  Will there be an MRO or verification of prescription drugs?   

No.  Paramex and our doctors will not review the results to verify valid prescriptions or legal use.  Neither will we indicate heavy or light use based on lab statistics and numbers on test results.  These types of services would supply cause for Paramex to appear in court for testimony on behalf of your case.  Paramex does not offer in court services at this time.

4.  How long will it take to get results?  

No one likes to hear it, but it can vary. Generally, all lab testing is completed in 24 to 48 hours.  Positive tests can take a few additional days, and in some rare testing situations, results can be as long as 5+ business days.  Paramex quickly moves the results into your hands once they are released from lab testing.  

5.  Do you take insurance?  

Paramex will not bill your insurance for testing.  Based on your testing purpose, you may be able to submit your expenses to your insurance or the court for a reimbursement.  Our pricing is highly competitive.  Payment is always due at time of service.  

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Use the "LIVE CHAT" link at the bottom of the screen.  or send an email directly to our staff...  

Paramex is not a counseling center, pharmacy, or toxicology center.  We do not offer referrals or advice based on the results.  Paramex provides screening services at affordable costs to our local citizens and companies, giving you access to services and credentialed labs that are usually not offered or are way over priced.  We are happy to hear you out to offer guidance in selecting the best testing, and we are able to offer assistance in reading and understanding the layout of test results.  

6.  Do you offer consultations?  

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