Court Ordered Drug Testing

Mid Missouri Drug Testing Collections, Inc. can assist probation and court ordered required drug and/or alcohol testing in the Columbia and surrounding area. Our collectors utilize urine testing (both laboratory including those requiring ETG and Quick Tests) and hair testing. We have the availability for those observed drug tests that you are required by probation or court order. Our team will use discretion to keep your business private and confidential and will be able to send the results of your test to the appropriate personnel when needed. If you have questions, please contact us to ensure that we offer the services that best meets your needs in your unique situation.  The collectors will ask the right questions so that you test satisfies your needs of the program we will even review your documentation when needed. Payment for these tests is due and collected at the time of service.

Court Ordered Testing

We offer a wide range of AABB-accredited tests for legal purposes. Our team follows strict guidelines for the collection, testing, and result so that all legal requirements are met and you have strong evidence to support your case.

DNA

Testing is performed collecting a simple mouth swab. While the process may seem intimidating, our expert collectors will assist you through the entire process to coordinate sample collection and ensure all necessary legal documents are properly completed. Non-court ordered DNA testing is also available, if you are looking for peace of mind paternity results.

Hair and Fingernail Testing

Drug and alcohol biomarkers may be detectable in hair follicle for up to 3 months and fingernails for up to approximately 3-6 months. Hair samples are taken from the scalp and our trained collectors are skilled at collecting the samples with little to no notice. Fingernail specimens are clipped and collected by the donor in front of a trained collection staff member.

Child Guard

Children in drug-exposed environments are most often not using substances themselves, so drug metabolites are typically absent when a child is being tested for drug exposure. ChildGuard is the only drug test designed to detect passive exposure to drugs, distinguishing between both native drugs and drug metabolites in hair specimens.