1. Regulation
Is this a DOT-regulated program? Identify transportation or safety-sensitive work, or a non-DOT clinical, employer or other program.
2. Specimen
Which specimen type? Urine, oral fluid, hair or alcohol. A specialist should review the appropriate product or laboratory pathway for the selected specimen.
3. Panel
What panel coverage do you need? Standard common 5–12 panel, or expanded / fentanyl and synthetics.
4. Volume
What's your volume? Getting started, steady program or high volume.
5. Recommendation and quote
Share your name, work email and organization with a product specialist, then review the recommended product's full specifications and request a quote.
The finder is a starting point for a product conversation, not a compliance determination or clinical recommendation.
