Accredited Drug & Alcohol Testing Agency, LLC

01/31/2018

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We’re excited to announce... that we provide our customers access to a simple and affordable background screening solution through our partnership with National Crime Search (NCS). Our partnership not only provides you with secure and affordable access to a web-based criminal and s*x offender directory that includes over 507 million criminal records, it also allows you access to motor vehicle reports, credit reports, county criminal records and much more.
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12/21/2017

DIRECTORY MEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENT FOR SUBSTANCE DISORDERS!

CSAT's Division of Pharmacologic Therapies (DPT). Medication-Assisted Treatment for Substance Use Disorders.

12/19/2017

Earlier this year, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) revised the Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs. The HHS guideline revisions will lead to the following changes:
◾Expanded Federal urine workplace drug testing to include four Schedule II drugs: hydrocodone, hydromorphone, oxycodone, and oxymorphone
◾Removed MDEA for confirmatory testing
◾Raised the lower pH cutoff from 3 to 4 to identify an adulterated specimen
◾Allowed a Medical Review Officer (MRO) to recommend the collection of an oral fluid specimen in certain situations, as permitted by agency policy

12/08/2017

For one week only we are offering DNA paternity test at $179.99 at our facility or in the privacy of your home or buiness.
*HURRY PROMOTION ENDS 12/14/17, Merry Christmas!

12/08/2017

12/08/2017

10/05/2017

Drug testing your teen is one of the most difficult decisions a parent can make. A parent’s biggest concern is that they will violate the trusting relationship they have with their child.Do you look at their report cards and attend parent-teacher conferences, or just trust that they’re getting all “A”s?Do you check that they are home by curfew, or just take their word for it?
The point of drug testing your teen is not to catch them using drugs, but to deter them from using drugs, especially if you suspect they are experimenting with drugs or your child is hanging around with the wrong crowd. Let them know that this is your way of helping them with peer pressure. They can let their friends know that they get drug tested at home… so “NO”… they can’t try it just this once. Drug overdoses are now the leading cause of death in America. We at ADAATA can help you to understand the most commonly abused street drugs, as well as signs and symptoms. Please contact us today; let us help you with one of our teen drug testing options. 985-308-1535 [email protected]

Note: All testing is strictly confidential!!

10/05/2017

Teenage substance abuse affects far too many families. Are you concerned that your teen is abusing drugs or alcohol? After all, it’s normal to ask yourself many questions that you might not know the answers to.5 signs of drug abuse in teenagers:
1-Changes in behavior:
According to an article published in Innovations In Clinical Neuroscience, “one of the earliest warning signs that predicts teenage drug use is changes in behavior and mannerism.” Some of these changes include a sudden change of friends, withdrawal from family and friends, isolation, lack of communication, or disinterest in activities they previously enjoyed.

You may also notice your child is stealing money or other items from around the house. If this is unusual for them, it’s likely a sign that they need money to buy more drugs.

2-Mood changes:
Some teenagers who abuse drugs may become more irrational or dramatic in their actions. You may notice your child becoming more irritable, verbally abusive, or even violent with your or other children in the household. Additionally, your child may begin to threaten to drop out of school, run away from home, or destroy property.

On the flip side, depression, mood instability, and apathy are also warning signs of potential drug abuse and shouldn’t be taken lightly. If you notice your child withdrawing from others and spending more time alone, it could be the sign of a larger substance use problem.

3-Changes in personality:
A red flag for drug abuse among teenagers is when they begin to show apathy, poor morale, low productivity, a lack of self-control, aggressive behavior, or poor interactions with family members, friends, classmates, and teachers. Another sign is failing tests and quizzes, bad grades in classes, and poor performance or behavior in the classroom.

4-Physical changes:
Drug use takes a physical toll on the body, and some of the physical signs of drug abuse include:

Bloodshot eyes.
Widely dilated pupils.
Sudden weight loss (or weight gain).
Poor hygiene.
Frequent nosebleeds.
Shakes or tremors.
Red, flushed cheeks.
Bruises or other unexplained injuries.
Drowsiness or fatigue.

5-Possession of drug paraphernalia:
This is the most definitive sign that your child is abusing drugs. The possession of items such as weight scales, smoking pipes, butane torches, bongs, cigarette lighters, small porcelain bowls, hypodermic needles, balloons, and vials are all indicative of drug use.

07/27/2017

A New Killer Combination

Gray death is a lethal amalgam, combining he**in, the powerful painkiller fentanyl and carfentanil, an animal tranquilizer 100 times more powerful than fentanyl and used for veterinary purposes on large animals (think elephants and hippos). And to top it all off, there’s also U-4770 mixed in, which is a synthetic opioid known on the streets as “Pink.”

“Gray death is one of the scariest combinations that I’ve ever seen in nearly 20 years of forensic chemistry drug analysis,” Deneen Kilcrease, manager of the chemistry section at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, told The Associated Press.

It’s such a lethal mixture that the simple act of handling it without gloves allows the drug to seep into your skin, making its way into your bloodstream.

It typically resembles a concrete mixture and, though it varies in consistency, gray death can be injected, snorted, swallowed, or smoked.

So, why in the world would anyone want to put this stuff in their body?

Playing a Dangerous Game

Law enforcement officials believe that lower prices on the streets have steered users away from prescription painkillers and towards he**in, which is often cut with fentanyl and other fillers. Oftentimes, users don’t have a way of telling if the he**in they’ve purchased is pure or if it’s laced with something else before using it. That’s how gray death has inadvertently made its way into some drug users’ lives.

“You don’t know what you’re getting with these things,” said Richie Webber, who overdosed on fentanyl-laced he**in in, told The Associated Press. “Every time you shoot up, you’re literally playing Russian roulette with your life.”

Do Not Underestimate This Drug

An exact number of deaths from the drug is unknown, but a spokeswoman for the Bureau of Investigation reported they’ve seen 50 overdose cases involving gray death over the past three months. In order to prevent more deaths from occurring, authorities are trying to create awareness about the danger of using this lethal concoction before it becomes a problem too large to combat.

“No one should underestimate the deadly nature associated with these cocktails,” said Russ Baer of the federal Drug Enforcement Agency told NBC News. “You can buy one of these cocktails for $10-20 on the street and lose your life in a few seconds.”






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