Run workplace drug screening without the clinic trip. LabX delivers an observed, lab-supervised 12-panel collection your employee completes from home via TeleTest — $89 for a 12-panel, $99 for a 12-panel, results in 24–48 hours, with definitive LC-MS/MS confirmation on any non-negative result.
Why employers test
Drug use follows people to work — and the numbers are climbing.
Sources: Quest Diagnostics 2025 Drug Testing Index and SAMHSA 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health. Figures describe national testing and survey populations, not LabX-specific results — but they make the case for post-accident and reasonable-suspicion testing, not just a box checked at hire.
What's included
Observed collection
A trained observer guides and monitors the supervised collection by video — from home, via LabX TeleTest.
12-panel screen
Covers the common workplace classes, from amphetamines and cocaine to THC and opioids.
LC-MS/MS confirmation
Definitive confirmation on any non-negative result when confirmations are enabled.
24–48h results
Reported to a secure employer portal once the specimen reaches the lab.
Kit inventory
Prepaid or pay-as-you-go kits, tracked automatically in your employer account.
12-panel classes: amphetamine, methamphetamine, cocaine, opiates, oxycodone, 6-MAM (heroin), fentanyl, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, PCP, alcohol and marijuana (THC). THC screening is only available for urine samples. MDMA screening is only available for blood samples. LabX offers the 12-panel only: $89 urine, $99 fingerstick blood.
How it works
Set up your employer account → Talk to our team
Pricing
| Service | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Supervised 12-panel screen — urine | $89 | Observed at-home collection via TeleTest, plus $8 drop-ship to the employee; results in 24–48h. THC screening is only available for urine samples. |
| Supervised 12-panel screen — fingerstick blood | $99 | Observed collection, plus $8 drop-ship to the employee. MDMA screening is only available for blood samples. |
| Definitive LC-MS/MS confirmation | $25 / positive drug | Applied to non-negative results when confirmations are enabled |
| Prepaid kit bundle | Save $5 / kit | Buy kits in advance; inventory tracked in your account |
| Pay-as-you-go | Per screen | Card on file, billed as you order |
Kit inventory is tracked in your employer account either way, so you always know what you have on hand.
Two ways to run it
TeleTest — ship to a remote employee
Perfect for remote or distributed teams. We drop-ship a supervised TeleTest 12-panel kit straight to your employee’s address — the kit price plus $8 shipping, charged to your card on file. Nothing comes out of your in-stock inventory.
In-stock inventory
Keep kits on hand at your business. Your first purchase is a Starter kit that seeds 5 kits; after that you reorder a minimum of 5 at a time, shipped to you and prepaid. A screen drawn from inventory is $0 at order time, and any unexpected presumptive-positive is confirmed by the lab at +$25 per positive.
Shipping: Priority shipping ships the same day when you order during business hours (Mon–Sat, 8am–5pm ET), otherwise the next business day. Standard shipping ships in the order it comes up in our queue. How fast it travels after that is up to the carrier.
How much you save
LabX is $89 for an observed 12-panel urine screen ($99 fingerstick blood) — collection, result and secure reporting, plus $8 to drop-ship the kit to your employee, with optional confirmation. Here is how that compares with what national labs publicly list for a self-ordered or workplace screen:
| 12-panel drug screen | Typical price |
|---|---|
| LabX — observed at-home 12-panel (urine, incl. $8 drop-ship) | $97 |
| Labcorp OnDemand — self-order (6-panel $109 / 11-panel $169) | $109–$169 |
| LabCorp 12-panel (typical published range) | $100–$150 |
| National occupational providers — plus collection-site & MRO fees | +$5–$15+ |
On top of the base price, most national providers add a collection-site visit and, for workplace testing, Medical Review Officer fees. LabX bundles observed remote collection into the $89 — no separate site trip — with 24–48h results and optional $25 per positive LC-MS/MS confirmation.
Comparison figures are publicly listed self-order / retail prices as of early 2026 (Labcorp OnDemand list prices; published LabCorp 12-panel ranges) and vary by location, contract, panel and any volume agreement. Shown for general comparison — not a guarantee of savings in every case.
Compliance & accuracy
Screening flags whether a drug class may be present; definitive LC-MS/MS confirmation then identifies and quantifies the specific substance — so a non-negative result is verified, not assumed. Observed collection supports specimen validity and chain of custody. The laboratory reports accurate, defensible results; how those results are used in employment decisions, and any determination of fitness for duty, rests with the employer and its own policies and advisors.
Employer testing guides
Deciding what to test for, how often, and which rules apply? These guides walk through the practical questions employers ask us most:
- What the LabX 12-panel detects: urine or fingerstick blood
- DOT vs non-DOT drug testing: what employers must know
- Why supervised collection protects your workplace
- Prepaid kit bundles & card-on-file: screening at scale
- The real cost of workplace drug use — and the ROI of screening
Set up your employer account → Order kits
Industries we serve
Drug testing tuned to your industry’s risks and regulations:
Construction · Healthcare · Staffing Agencies · Manufacturing · Warehouse & Logistics · Oil, Gas & Energy · Hospitality · Retail · Security · Government Contractors
Talk to a licensed physician
Test results support workplace decisions but are not a medical diagnosis. Anyone with questions about a result or their health should talk to a licensed physician. Employer screening results are reviewed by licensed and trained Medical Technologists; LabX does not currently offer Medical Review Officer (MRO) review, and employers can speak with a LabX toxicologist about a result. See our medical disclaimer.