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Point of Care Testing

Point of Care Tests (POCT) are a screening method that provide instant results from biological samples provided by a donor, such as urine or oral fluid. POCT can be performed in a clinical setting, or on-site, such as in a workplace or other non-clinical setting and are popular for this reason.

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Urine Cup

Our urine cup is the most compact urine drug screening cup available to the UK market.

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Urine Dip Cards

An easy to use, lightweight and accurate way to test for drugs of abuse in urine.

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Single Test Strips

Cost effective point of care urine testing for over 20 substances.

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Oral Cube

Straightforward point of care oral fluid testing.

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Barrel Test

Point of care oral fluid testing for drugs plus alcohol.

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Pen Test

Quick and convenient oral fluid testing for drugs plus alcohol.

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Tamper Proof Key Cup

The key cup is the premier method of urine POC testing.

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Point of Care Testing in Action

Railway Network

Ensuring passenger safety every step of the way.

Construction

Maintaining safe and productive construction sites.

Logistics and Warehousing

Driving safety from warehousing to distribution centres.

Facilities Management

Ensuring safety and good conduct within your operations.

Aviation

Moving passengers safely and operating with confidence.

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