DOT-Qualified Urine Collections & Non-DOT Testing Services
Drug Testing
Lab Savvy LLC provides professional and confidential drug-testing services completed by a certified drug-testing collector. Services include DOT urine specimen collections, rapid non-DOT urine screening, laboratory-based urine testing, hair testing, oral-fluid collections, and mobile collection services for individuals, employers, courts, probation programs, attorneys, schools, treatment programs, and community organizations throughout Southeast Wisconsin.
Mobile, on-site, and scheduled appointments may be available depending on the service, location, testing order, and collector availability.
Drug Testing Options
Available testing options depend on the purpose of testing, testing order, specimen type, laboratory requirements, requesting organization, and current availability.
DOT Urine Collections
Professional urine specimen collections for DOT-regulated employees. DOT testing follows the authorized federal testing order and applicable DOT collection procedures.
Non-DOT Urine Testing
Standard, expanded, custom, and specialty non-DOT urine panels may be available based on the client's needs, employer policy, court or program requirements, and laboratory availability. Contact Lab Savvy if the requested panel is not shown online.
Rapid Non-DOT Drug Testing
On-site rapid urine drug screening is available for eligible non-DOT employment, personal, school, court-related, probation, treatment-program, and other approved testing needs. Initial screening results may be available in approximately five minutes.
Not available for DOT testing. DOT specimens must follow the applicable federal collection and laboratory-testing process.
Hair Drug Testing
Professional hair-specimen collection for laboratory drug testing. Hair testing may provide a longer detection window than urine or oral-fluid testing. Available panels, specimen requirements, sample amounts, detection periods, and processing times vary by the test ordered.
Non-DOT Oral-Fluid Testing
Professional oral-fluid specimen collection for eligible non-DOT workplace, personal, court-related, probation, treatment-program, and other approved testing needs. Available panels and acceptance requirements depend on the laboratory and requesting organization.
Observed Collections
Observed specimen collections may be available when required by an employer, court, probation department, treatment program, requesting organization, or applicable testing procedure. Additional requirements and fees may apply.
Rapid Non-DOT Drug Testing
On-site rapid urine drug screening for eligible non-DOT testing needs. Initial screening results may be available in approximately five minutes.
Available Options
- Rapid urine drug screening
- Same-appointment initial screening results
- Standard and expanded non-DOT panels when available
- Employer rapid-testing services
- Personal rapid drug testing
- Court, probation and program testing when accepted
- Mobile rapid testing when the collection environment is appropriate
Result Timing
Most rapid screening results are available in approximately five minutes after the specimen and testing device are ready. Timing may vary based on the test device, specimen, documentation, and whether laboratory confirmation is required.
Not Available for DOT Testing
Rapid testing is not available for federally regulated DOT drug tests. DOT specimens must follow the applicable federal collection and laboratory-testing process.
Initial Screening Only
A rapid test is an initial screening test. A non-negative screening result may require laboratory confirmation and Medical Review Officer review depending on the testing order, employer policy, court or program requirements.
Reasons for Testing
Pre-Employment Testing
Professional collections for applicants completing employer-authorized testing.
Random Testing Collections
Collections for employees selected through an employer or consortium/third-party administrator testing program.
Post-Accident Testing
Time-sensitive collections following an employer-authorized workplace or transportation incident.
Reasonable-Suspicion Collections
Professional collection after the employer or authorized representative has made and documented the testing decision.
Return-to-Duty Testing
Properly authorized collections for individuals returning to regulated or safety-sensitive work.
Follow-Up Testing
Scheduled collections completed according to an authorized follow-up testing plan.
Court-Ordered and Probation Testing
Chain-of-custody collections for clients completing court, attorney, probation, monitoring, or program requirements.
Personal Testing
Confidential testing for personal information or documentation needs.
Parental and Custody-Related Testing
Testing for personal, court, attorney, custody, or family-related requirements when appropriate.
School and Program Testing
Testing for eligible educational, training, treatment, recovery, or monitoring-program requirements.
Employer and Workplace Testing
Professional DOT and non-DOT collection support for businesses and organizations.
Employer Testing Services
Lab Savvy provides dependable collection support for employers needing pre-employment, random-selection, post-accident, reasonable-suspicion, return-to-duty, follow-up, and company-policy drug testing.
Request Employer Testing- DOT urine collections
- Non-DOT collections
- Electronic collection orders
- Paper chain-of-custody collections
- Mobile workplace collections
- Scheduled group collections
- Collection coordination
- Employer-requested testing
Mobile and On-Site Collections
Mobile and on-site collections may be available at approved workplaces, businesses, care facilities, attorney offices, community locations, and other agreed locations throughout Southeast Wisconsin.
Availability depends on:
Mobile and travel fees may apply.
How the Process Works
Select or Request Your Test
Book through the Square appointment page or contact Lab Savvy for help selecting the proper service.
Confirm the Testing Requirements
Lab Savvy confirms the specimen type, testing order, appointment location, identification requirements, paperwork, pricing, and preparation instructions.
Bring Required Identification
Clients must bring current, unexpired government-issued photo identification and any employer, court, probation, agency, laboratory, electronic registration, or chain-of-custody paperwork. Identification requirements may vary for DOT-regulated collections.
Complete the Specimen Collection
A trained collector completes the collection and required documentation according to the testing order and applicable procedures.
Laboratory Processing and Results
The specimen is submitted to the assigned independent laboratory. For DOT testing, the laboratory reports the result directly to the designated Medical Review Officer, who completes the required review and releases the verified result through the authorized DOT process. Non-DOT results are released according to the testing order and may be provided to the authorized client, employer, court, probation officer, attorney, program, or requesting organization.
What to Bring
- Current, unexpired government-issued photo identification (identification requirements may vary for DOT-regulated collections — an authorized employer representative may provide positive identification when permitted by applicable federal collection procedures)
- Employer or agency testing order
- Electronic registration or authorization
- Chain-of-custody form when provided
- Court, probation, attorney, school, or program paperwork
- Requesting organization's contact information
- Payment or proof of prepaid service
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you provide DOT drug-testing collections?
Yes. Lab Savvy provides professional DOT urine specimen collections completed according to the authorized testing order and applicable collection procedures.
What non-DOT urine panels do you offer?
Lab Savvy may offer 5-panel, 10-panel, 12-panel, 14-panel, expanded, custom, and specialty non-DOT testing options. Availability depends on the test purpose, laboratory, employer policy, court or program requirements, and testing order.
Do you offer rapid drug testing?
Yes. Lab Savvy offers rapid on-site urine drug screening for eligible non-DOT testing needs. Initial screening results may be available in approximately five minutes. Non-negative results may require laboratory confirmation depending on the testing order and requesting organization.
Can I use a rapid test for DOT testing?
No. Federally regulated DOT drug tests cannot use instant or point-of-collection drug-testing devices. DOT testing must follow the authorized federal collection and laboratory process.
Do you provide hair drug testing?
Yes. Professional hair-specimen collection is available for eligible personal, employer, court, probation, and program testing needs.
Do you provide oral-fluid testing?
Non-DOT oral-fluid testing may be available. Acceptance and available panels depend on the requesting organization and laboratory.
Can you come to my workplace?
Mobile and on-site collections may be available depending on location, service type, testing order, number of participants, collection environment, and scheduling availability.
How quickly are results available?
Processing times vary based on specimen type, panel, laboratory, shipping, confirmation testing, Medical Review Officer review, and the requesting organization. Estimated turnaround times are not guaranteed.
Who receives the results?
For DOT testing, laboratory results are reported to the designated Medical Review Officer and released through the authorized DOT reporting process. Non-DOT results are released according to the testing order and the requesting organization's instructions.
Important Testing Information
Lab Savvy LLC provides professional specimen collection and testing-coordination services. Laboratory analysis and final result reporting are completed by qualified independent laboratories based on the test ordered.
DOT urine specimens are submitted to an HHS-certified laboratory according to the authorized testing order. Medical Review Officer review is completed when required.
Non-DOT urine, hair, oral-fluid, court, personal, employer, and program testing may use different specimen requirements, panels, laboratory procedures, forms, confirmation processes, and result-release methods.
Lab Savvy LLC does not alter laboratory results and does not make employment, court, probation, licensing, treatment, school, or program decisions.
Clients are responsible for confirming the testing and documentation requirements of the requesting organization before purchasing a service.
Schedule Drug Testing
Contact Lab Savvy for professional, confidential, and convenient collection services throughout Racine, Kenosha, Milwaukee, and surrounding Southeast Wisconsin communities.