A longer lookback period
Hair testing can help an employer or program assess a longer period of drug exposure than a typical urine test. The window depends on specimen length, the laboratory method and the substance.

Arrange a hair drug test at Test First Premier Partners in White Settlement. Often called a hair follicle test, this collection uses cut hair rather than removing a follicle. Bring the exact employer, court or personal test request so the panel and collection requirements can be matched.
Published five-panel hair/nail test: $175. Confirm specimen type and requested panel before collection.
Hair testing can help an employer or program assess a longer period of drug exposure than a typical urine test. The window depends on specimen length, the laboratory method and the substance.
Our published five-panel hair/nail test is $175. These are distinct specimen types: confirm which one your requesting organization accepts before paying for a collection.
A five-panel order is not interchangeable with every expanded panel. Tell us if your paperwork names a laboratory, test code, required drug or chain-of-custody procedure.
Bring the requesting organization’s instructions, deadline and authorized result recipient. If testing is for personal information, tell staff before collection.
Bring government-issued photo ID. Staff will review hair availability and the laboratory collection requirements before collecting the specimen.
Ask about the current laboratory turnaround and authorized delivery method. Collection completion does not mean the final laboratory report is immediately available.
About 1.5 inches of head hair is commonly used to assess approximately 90 days. This is an estimate, not a precise calendar of use; specimen type and laboratory requirements affect the window.
No. A hair test is not a substitute for a required DOT drug test. Bring the DOT order so the correct regulated collection can be arranged.
Hair is not the right specimen for detecting very recent use immediately after an incident. The employer must identify the required post-accident test; call for collection arrangements.
Call before visiting. Staff can check the laboratory’s requirements and whether an alternative specimen is acceptable to the organization ordering your test.
Read the applicable agency or laboratory guidance for additional details.