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Urine alcohol tests determine if a person has been drinking in the recent past. Urine Alcohol Tests, including EtG tests which have a longer look back period than a basic urine alcohol test, are typically used in situations when the person is required to be abstinent, either permanently or over a specified period of time. A positive result on a urine alcohol test does not necessarily indicate current intoxication. Rather, a positive result would indicate the consumption of alcohol over the recent period of time specified by the type of test. A basic urine alcohol tests the prior 12 hours, whereas an EtG urine alcohol test checks the prior 70 to 80 hours, i.e., the prior 3 days.

Health Street's 5000+ locations nationwide provide basic urine alcohol tests and EtG alcohol tests, as well as many versions of these tests that combine drug and alcohol detection in a single screening. Register at (888) 378-2499 or online.

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Health Street offers both a 12 hour Urine Alcohol Test and an 80 hour EtG test. We also offer several combined drug and urine alcohol tests. These tests detect a byproduct, or metabolite, that the body produces when metabolizing alcohol. This byproduct is present in the urine in different forms, and it is detectable for a minimum of 12 hours, up to a maximum of 80 hours. The 12 hour version is known as a basic urine alcohol test, whereas the 80 hour version is called an EtG test.

Who should order Urine Alcohol Tests?

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Parents who have weekend custody of their children, but are required by a court order to refrain from any consumption of alcohol during the custodial period. In this case, an alcohol urine test at the conclusion of the period in which he or she has visitation or custody could be administered to ensure that he or she did not consume alcohol in the recent past. Urine alcohol tests are frequently required by court order or signed agreement between former spouses.

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