A certified collector at your door in as little as 2 hours, with rapid 13-panel results before they leave. When the result has to hold up, add laboratory confirmation reviewed by an independent physician. Chain of custody runs from your doorbell to the final report.
Enter your address →Pick a 30-minute window between 7 AM and 9 PM. The earliest is about two hours out.
A certified professional arrives in plain clothes, verifies identity with your door PIN, and runs the 13-panel collection.
Rapid results before the collector leaves, sealed under a chain-of-custody code. Laboratory confirmation with MRO review takes 72 hours.
Every visit screens 13 substances. The earliest collector arrival is about 2 hours from booking, laboratory-confirmed levels come back in 72, and the service runs 7 AM to 9 PM every day of the week.
A certified collector comes to you. 13-panel instant-read results on the spot, chain of custody included.
Screens for all 13:
The same rapid 13-panel read on site, then your specimen goes to a certified laboratory for quantitative confirmation. An independent Medical Review Officer reviews every confirmed result and accounts for valid prescriptions. Results in 72 hours.
Already took the rapid test? Upgrade to lab confirmation within 2 hours of collection, right from the app.
What the neighbors see: a professional with a bag. That's all.
No uniforms, no vehicle markings, nothing to sign for at the door. Results are encrypted, released only to your account, and can sit behind Face ID. Order for yourself, or arrange a visit for a family member or a client. The results come to you.
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You pick a 30-minute arrival window. The earliest is about 2 hours after you book, between 7 AM and 9 PM, any day of the week.
All 13 panels: amphetamines, methamphetamine, THC, cocaine, opiates, oxycodone, methadone, benzodiazepines, buprenorphine, tramadol, synthetic cannabinoids (K2), fentanyl, and EtG, the alcohol metabolite.
Every order carries a chain-of-custody code. Identity is verified at the door with a PIN before collection can begin, both parties sign, the specimen is sealed with tamper-evident tape, and laboratory confirmation adds an independent physician's review.
That's what the Medical Review Officer is for. On lab-confirmed tests, the MRO reviews the result against valid prescriptions before anything is finalized.
The account holder. Nobody else. Collectors can't share or download records, and Face ID lock keeps out anyone holding the phone.