Alcohol EtG Test

This test identifies the direct metabolite of alcohol, ethyl glucuronide (EtG). This test will provide a detection window of up to 80 hours. Whether you're a concerned parent, an employer, or a substance abuse counselor, this test ensures ease of use and rapid results.

What is EtG?

After consuming alcohol, your body produces metabolites known as ethyl glucuronide (EtG). These metabolites are present in your body for a certain amount of time after your last alcoholic beverage and are detectable through urinalysis. There are a few different types of methods for testing the presence of alcohol in urine samples, but EtG is the most common for rapid, onsite testing purposes.

Key Features:

• Extended Detection: Traditional alcohol urine test strips can only detect recent use, but EtG urine tests can detect metabolites present from alcohol use over the past 2-3 days, making it perfect for monitoring sobriety or delayed consumption.
• High Sensitivity: The alcohol drug test strips are designed to detect even trace amounts of alcohol, ensuring that no consumption goes unnoticed. This makes the test ideal for workplace compliance or accountability programs.
• Fast Results: With easy-to-follow instructions, you can perform this test at home or in the workplace. Results from the EtG alcohol test appear in just minutes without needing complex equipment.

Who Can Benefit?

• Parents & Spouses: If you suspect a loved one has been drinking, this at-home alcohol test provides clarity with a detection window of up to 80 hours. It helps spot consumption that might otherwise be missed.
• Employers: Are you considered adding an alcohol testing panel to your current drug testing policy? The alcohol EtG test offers a fast, reliable solution for detecting employee alcohol use during routine screenings, random tests, or post-incident evaluations.
• Substance Abuse Counselors: The EtG test for alcohol is an invaluable tool for maintaining accountability and tracking long-term sobriety.

How It Works:

1. Collect a Urine Sample: Follow the simple steps to collect a clean urine sample.
2. Perform the Test: Insert the EtG test strip into the urine sample. In minutes, you'll see results—positive or negative based on the presence of ethyl glucuronide (EtG).
3. Read the Results: Clear indicators show whether alcohol was consumed within the detection window. Positive results suggest alcohol was detected, while negative results indicate no alcohol use.

Why Choose This Test?

• Accuracy & Trust: Trusted by professionals and families alike, this EtG drug screen method detects even small amounts of alcohol. 
• Cost-Effective: Compared to lab-based testing, rapid EtG test strips offer an affordable alternative for frequent testing.
• Portable & Convenient: With no need for special equipment or oversight, this test can be performed at any given moment.

It is important to note the potential for false positive results, which can sometimes occur from improper test administration, or incidental exposure to alcohol-containing products. Be sure to carefully review the test instructions and instruct the donor to provide a sufficient, honest sample.