Frontline Gigs

Keep the day job. Don’t sell the badge.

Off duty. Your own time. The uniform stays out of the ad.

Order a test

Pay online. A barcode arrives by email. One lab visit.

Urine

5 Panel

A common workplace and personal screen.

$55.99

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Urine

10 Panel + Alcohol

A broader panel that includes alcohol.

$55.99

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Hair

5 Panel Hair

A longer detection window.

$129.99

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Urine

EtG Alcohol

An alcohol biomarker test.

$119.99

Order
  1. 1

    Choose

    Pick the test and pay on DrugTestOrder.

  2. 2

    Barcode

    The authorization arrives by email.

  3. 3

    Lab

    Bring that barcode and a photo ID.

  4. 4

    Report

    It goes to the person named on the order.

Final price is confirmed at checkout. A Quest barcode will not work at Labcorp, and the barcode is not an appointment.

A firefighter just off shift, turnout coat on a chair, plain shirt, no department name

Firefighter

After a 24. Clinics are closed. Your day off, your car. Not Station 9.

A teacher in an empty June classroom, no school name visible

Teacher

June and evenings. Not your students. Not their parents. Not the school’s name.

A nurse off shift in street clothes, scrubs folded on a chair

Nurse

Off shift. Specimen, time, form. Don’t wear the hospital to the door.

A law enforcement officer on a day off, in civilian clothes, no readable badge

Law enforcement

Days off, private work. Georgia DPS 5.03: don’t collect while identifying as sworn.

A veteran in civilian clothes at a kitchen table, no service seal

Veteran

The habit came with you. The seal did not. Don’t imply the VA or your branch.

The line

The work

Written approval. Off duty. Your own car, phone, and time. Lab Testing Solutions contractor. Collect the specimen.

The ad

No badge, uniform, patch, station number, school name, or VA logo. No “officer-owned.” No department email.

Quest modules free. DOT school typically $300–$600. Calls often $125–$250. Not a wage promise. Sponsorship is a person, not a chatbot.

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