Drug Testing

DOT & Non-DOT drug testing, performed to professional collection standards.

Accurate, confidential drug testing for individuals, employers, and organizations. Collections follow chain-of-custody protocols, with rapid and lab-confirmed options available.

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Offerings

01DOT Drug Testing
02Non-DOT Drug Testing
03Rapid Drug Testing
045-Panel Drug Testing
0510-Panel Drug Testing
0612-Panel Drug Testing

Required Documents

Bring these to your appointment.

Government-issued photo ID
Required for every collection — DOT and Non-DOT.
Employer or CCF authorization
For DOT collections, bring your employer's testing authorization or the chain-of-custody form (CCF).
DOT regulated mode information
FMCSA, FAA, FRA, FTA, PHMSA, or USCG — needed to complete the Federal CCF correctly.
Donor information form
We'll provide this on arrival for self-pay individuals.

Estimated Timeline

What to expect, step by step.

01 · Check-in & ID verification
5 min
Photo ID matched to authorization and chain-of-custody form completed.
02 · Specimen collection
10–15 min
Collected by a trained technician under chain-of-custody protocol.
03 · Rapid screen (if selected)
10–15 min
Preliminary negative result available on-site for non-regulated rapid panels.
04 · Lab confirmation
1–3 business days
Non-negative or DOT specimens are sent to a SAMHSA-certified lab for confirmation.
05 · MRO review & release
1–2 business days
Medical Review Officer verifies and releases the final result to the employer or donor.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Still have questions? Reach our team at or 877-ATL-SPOT.

What's the difference between DOT and Non-DOT testing?: DOT testing is federally regulated (FMCSA, FAA, etc.) and uses the Federal CCF with MRO review. Non-DOT testing is for private employers and individuals and is more flexible on panel and process.
How long do results take?: Rapid screens give a preliminary negative on-site in 10–15 minutes. Lab-confirmed results are typically released within 1–3 business days, plus MRO review for DOT.
What's tested in a 5, 10, or 12-panel?: 5-panel covers the standard DOT substances. 10 and 12-panel add benzodiazepines, barbiturates, methadone, oxycodone, and others. Ask our team for the current substance list.
How long should I wait before testing after using prescribed medication?: Don't stop or delay prescribed medication. Bring documentation — the Medical Review Officer reviews legitimate prescriptions during result verification.
Can employers set up an account for ongoing testing?: Yes. We work with employers on pre-employment, random, post-accident, and reasonable-suspicion testing programs.
Is testing confidential?: Yes. Results are released only to the authorized parties — the donor, employer, or MRO as required by the testing program.

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Location

1130 Chattahoochee Ave NW Ste H
Atlanta, GA 30318