MOBILE SERVICES
Services for Individuals and Employers.
Mobile Testing Services
Fast convenient anytime anywhere.
We come to you.
Why choose Infinite Results mobile services?
There are lots of companies that offer drug testing, but none of them offer all of the benefits you'll receive when you work with Infinite Results mobile services.
If you have an immediate need for drug testing, we'll gather the necessary preliminary information, help ensure you're in compliance with all federal and local laws, and then dispatch a mobile collection specialist directly to your location.
If your need is less urgent — for example, you're exploring a new drug testing program — we'll schedule a time to collect all relevant details.
On Site Testing
We understand that time is money.
Mobile drug testing saves you money by making the entire process faster and more efficient. This enables your employees to get back to work sooner and helps keep productivity high.
DOT TESTING Services
We offer Department of Transportation (DOT), as well as Non-DOT drug tests, including: Rapid (same day) drug tests, urine/hair specimen collections, personal drug tests, breath alcohol tests. Special drug panels are available on request.
DOT drug testing is federally mandated for any safety-sensitive employees in roles that are regulated by the Department of Transportation.
The standard 5 panel DOT drug screen looks for the most commonly found drugs in the workplace. They are: amphetamines, cocaine, marijuana (THC), methamphetamines, PCP (Phencyclidine), and opioids. This panel also detects Ecstasy (MDMA), heroin, and the synthetic opioids hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxycodone, and oxymorphone.
The DOT’s only accepted method for drug testing, at the moment, is the urine test.
DOT Regulations for Drug Testing
https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/regulations
The five panel DOT drug test is constructed as mandated in
INSTANT 5 and 10 panel
1. Cocaine Metabolites
2. Marijuana Metabolites
3. Phencyclidine (PCP, Angel Dust)
4. Amphetamines, Methamphetamines (Speed)
5. Opiates (Codeine, Morphine, Heroin)
PANEL 10 INCLUDES
6. Barbiturates
7. Benzodiazepines
8. Methadone
9. Oxycodone
10. MDMA (Ecstasy)
Instant Testing 5 and 10 panel Results in 5–10 minutes at the collection site, versus 24–72 hours for lab-based tests. Ideal for pre-employment, reasonable suspicion, and post-accident situations where you can’t afford to wait. Convenience — Since Infinite Results comes to you, instant testing means the whole process — collection AND result — happens on-site in one visit. No waiting on a courier or lab turnaround. Immediate Action — A negative result clears the donor on the spot, so employees can get back to work without delay. Positive screens are sent to the lab for MRO confirmation, protecting everyone legally. Reduced Cheating Risk — On-site, observed instant testing leaves less window for adulteration or substitution compared to sending someone off to a clinic hours later.DOT & Non-DOT Accepted — Instant tests using FDA-cleared devices are accepted for non-DOT programs, and the initial screen step of DOT collections can use rapid devices before lab confirmation. Less Disruption to Your Workday — Employers get answers quickly, so they can make staffing decisions the same day rather than holding someone out of work while waiting on lab results. Results are as followed for Instant testing
- Positive drugs identified
- Negative—no drugs identified
- Inconclusive—Neither a positive or negative result was determined (recommended to forward to laboratory for further testing.
Nail Testing
Fingernail Testing Fingernails are four times thicker than the typical strand of hair and often capture more substance than hair can. Drug and alcohol biomarkers may be detectable in fingernails for up to approximately 3-6 months. Environmental exposure to illicit substances can be detected immediately in nail samples. When drugs or alcohol are ingested, biomarkers can be found in nails as early as 1-2 weeks after.
A frequent question that arises concerning nail testing is "What is the window of detection for fingernails?" There are a limited number of references in the literature that fully describe the window of detection of nail as a drug testing specimen type. But, this information is not critical for our intended applications. The available literature indicate that some drugs wash out as quickly as 3 months while some can be retained for many more months. The theoretical upper limit is the age of the nail material, which for the average person is 5-6 months minus the washout rate. However, some individuals may have slightly faster nail growth while others may have slightly slower. Also, a major consideration in the detection window is how high the original drug exposure level was. What we know is that nail has a long window of detection; longer in some instances than hair and that some compounds in nails may have predictable dose-response relationships. Fingernails show much promise in the forensic toxicology area. They allow analysis for compounds that can be difficult to monitor in body fluids and easily adulterated in hair but accumulate and can be detected and quantified in fingernails.
hair testing
Hair Follicle Testing – A test using hair samples to detect drug use over a longer period (up to 90 days).
How Hair Drug Testing Works
Hair drug and alcohol testing is a highly reliable laboratory method used to identify long-term patterns of substance use. Unlike urine testing, which detects recent drug or alcohol consumption, hair testing provides a 90-day detection window by analyzing drug metabolites embedded within the hair shaft. This makes hair testing ideal for workplace programs, court cases, child custody matters, and any situation requiring a longer view of an individual's substance use history.
Breath Alcohol Test (BAT)
Evidential Breath Testing (EBT) devices on this page are the only devices you may use to conduct alcohol confirmation tests under 49 CFR Part 40. These EBTs may also be used to conduct alcohol screening tests under Part 40.
Urine lab based
The urine drug test, or urinalysis, is by far the most widely used employee drug testing method. In fact, until very recently, the DOT and other federally regulated entities accepted nothing else. also be used to conduct alcohol screening tests under Part 40.
