Rapid EtG Alcohol Urine Test in Mesa

Service Description

Need reliable proof of recent sobriety? Our EtG (Ethyl Glucuronide) Urine Alcohol Test at Quick Test Services in Mesa, AZ, is the definitive tool for sobriety monitoring. This test detects the 1$\text{ETG}$ metabolite, a direct byproduct of alcohol breakdown, which remains detectable for up to 80 hours (3 to 4 days) after consumption. Unlike breath or standard blood tests that only detect current intoxication, the 3$\text{EtG}$ test provides a crucial extended detection window—making it the preferred test for court, probation, parole, and workplace monitoring.4 We adhere to strict Chain-of-Custody (COC) protocols to ensure the integrity of the sample.5 Walk-ins are welcome—get your same-day rapid results at our East Valley clinic. Detection Window: Detects the 6$\text{ETG}$ metabolite indicating alcohol use for up to 80 hours after last consumption. Sample Type: Non-invasive, 15-minute supervised urine collection.Results Speed: Same-day rapid results available instantly. Legal Reliability: Lab confirmation is available and recommended for all court and official documentation to ensure court-admissibility and Chain-of-Custody integrity. Privacy: Confidential, $\text{HIPAA}$-compliant online reporting.Access: Walk-in testing available, no appointment needed at our Mesa location. How It Works: Visit Quick Test Health Services at 7165 E University Dr #155, Mesa, AZ. Provide a urine sample under professional, supervised collection utilizing Chain-of-Custody procedures. Rapid on-site analysis detects $\text{EtG}$ metabolites; lab confirmation is initiated if required. Access your secure rapid results online same-day. Frequently Asked Questions: What is an $\text{EtG}$ test, and why is the 80-hour window important? An 9$\text{EtG}$ test detects the presence of ethyl glucuronide, a metabolite of alcohol.10 The 80-hour window is critical because it verifies abstinence over several days, which satisfies the compliance requirements of probation and court programs in the Mesa area, where a shorter test is insufficient. Is the rapid result accepted for court or workplace purposes? The rapid result provides an instant, negative/non-negative screen, which is useful for immediate monitoring. For the result to be fully court-admissible or for final disciplinary action by an employer, the sample must be sent for lab confirmation (GC/MS or LC-MS/MS), and the Chain-of-Custody must be maintained. Do I need an appointment? No appointment is required; walk-ins are welcome