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Australian Standard AS 4760 sets the benchmark for saliva drug testing, ensuring accuracy and compliance in workplace testing. Learn about its key updates, cut-off levels, and why it matters for...
Australian Standard AS 4308 sets the benchmark for urine drug testing, ensuring accuracy and compliance in workplace testing. Learn about its key updates and why it matters for employers.
Nitazene, a potent synthetic opioid, is emerging in Australia's illicit drug markets. Learn about its dangers, effects, and how to protect yourself and others.
This blog post explores one of the fastest rising street drugs in Australia, its dangers and how you can detect fentanyl use among individuals to promote a safer environment.
Drug driving in Australia carries severe penalties, from fines to jail time. This post breaks down the consequences across states, revealing how one poor decision can alter one’s life.
In light of South Australia’s recent move to include cocaine as part of its roadside drug testing protocol, we explore its safety implications and how this will impact Australian road...
With World Drug Day happening this 26 June, Andatech dives into how employers play a role in curbing addiction and protecting their people from the dangers of drugs.
Although all drugs impair a person’s ability to drive, some substances are more potent than others, making it far more dangerous to drive, risking your life and those around you.
The outcomes of a drug screening test depend on the cut-off levels of drug test kits, as laid out in AS/NZS4760:2019 and AS/NZS4308:2008.
Despite urine drug test kits previously being preferred in mining sites, the benefits brought about by oral or saliva drug test kits have now been realised, making them the wiser...
Whether to be used at home or at the workplace, Andatech has compiled a list of five of the best urine and saliva drug test kits to be used at...
Drug screening is usually carried out by employers, law enforcement officials, medical practitioners or privately in your home. In this blog post, we explore commonly asked questions about urine and...
Urine and saliva drug test kits are two of the most common methods for drug testing used at the workplace. Both methods of drug testing come with their own pros...
This blog post discusses the first crucial step to ensuring a safer and more productive workplace: efficient education that will, in turn, empower employees and the workforce to make smart...
Urine drug test kits are among the most popular ways to test subjects for drugs due to their convenience, accuracy and ease of use. Here, we’ll discuss how it works...
Discover the health risks of combining drugs and alcohol in our latest blog post and how preventive measures in the form of breathalysers and drug test kits can help save...
As drug test kits become an integral part of workplace safety, law enforcement and other fields of work, we take a look at how accurate a drug test kit really...
Andatech saliva drug test kits can detect up to eight major drug groups through a single test, delivering results quickly and accurately.
Urine drug test kits are among the two most common drug test kits used for screening at workplaces, in medical establishments and even at home. Having an understanding of how...
Since its legalisation in 2016, medical marijuana has been used to treat a host of different illnesses and conditions. Despite its many benefits, it still poses different challenges and dangers...
Andatech saliva and urine drug test kits detect up to 11 different kinds of drugs, including amphetamine, cannabis, cocaine and even alcohol.
The use of drugs and alcohol at the workplace cause billions of dollars every year in absenteeism and lost production as well as injuries and even death.
Drug testing has become an integral part in society as many it is used for employment, legal proceedings and personal health. All of this requires an understanding of drug detection...
As drug use has become a common problem in Australian society, we explore how some of the most commonly used drugs in Australia affect abusers.
Get to know the dangers of synthetic weed, its effects on users and why it's far more dangerous than traditional marijuana.
Based on the AIHW 2019 statistics, the most common drugs used in Australia are cannabis, meth/amphetamines, ecstasy, and cocaine.
In short, it is legal for employers in Australia to conduct workplace drug testing in accordance with the company's alcohol and drug testing policy.
In general, drug compounds can be detected in urine for a longer period of time compared to saliva. Detection windows vary according to the nature of the drug.
Unlike pregnancy tests and COVID-19 self-test kits, 2 lines on a drug test kit indicates a negative drug test result. Here's an explanation of how it works.
As no drug test kit is one-size-fits-all, there are 4 criteria to look at when choosing a suitable drug test kit for employees' drug screening at your workplace.