What Is Urine Drug Testing?
Urine drug testing is the most widely used and trusted method for
detecting recent drug use. For DOT-regulated testing, urine
testing is the federally approved standard because it provides
accurate, reliable, and standardized results across a broad range
of prohibited substances.
goMDnow provides both DOT and non-DOT urine drug testing programs
for transportation employers, owner-operators, construction
companies, staffing agencies, healthcare employers, manufacturers,
and other safety-sensitive workplaces. Collections are completed
through certified laboratories, reviewed by a Medical Review
Officer, and supported by a nationwide collection network.
DOT vs Non-DOT Urine Drug Testing
DOT urine drug testing must follow strict federal collection,
chain-of-custody, laboratory, and MRO review requirements. It is
commonly used for pre-employment,
random,
post-accident,
reasonable suspicion,
return-to-duty,
and follow-up testing.
Non-DOT urine drug testing is based on an employer’s workplace
policy and may include different panels, substances, or testing
reasons depending on company requirements and applicable state
law.
5-Panel and 10-Panel Testing
The DOT urine test is a 5-panel test screening
for the federally required drug categories. Non-DOT employers may
choose 5-panel, 10-panel, or customized configurations based on
industry risk and workplace policy.
DOT 5-Panel (federally required)
Non-DOT 10-Panel additions
goMDnow supports both 5-panel and 10-panel configurations for DOT
and non-DOT programs. All DOT drug test results are reviewed by a
certified Medical Review Officer (MRO) before
being reported to the employer.
Common Reasons for Testing
Urine testing is commonly used for pre-employment screening,
random testing, post-accident testing, reasonable suspicion
testing, periodic testing, return-to-duty testing, follow-up
testing, and drug-free workplace programs.
Pricing
Member & Non-Member Rates
$79.95Member urine test (5-panel DOT or
non-DOT)
$89.95Non-member urine test
rate
$99.00/yrConsortium
membership - unlocks member rates
10-panel and specialty panels are priced separately. See
full pricing
for all configurations. Rates apply to online-ordered tests at
participating collection sites.
How It Works
1. Order the testSelect DOT or non-DOT authority, the panel, and the reason for testing.
2. Visit a nearby siteThe donor reports to a participating collection site and provides a urine specimen.
3. Laboratory analysisThe specimen is tested by a certified laboratory using the selected panel.
4. MRO reviewA Medical Review Officer reviews applicable results before employer reporting.
5. Receive resultsFinal results are delivered securely for your records and compliance needs.
