Drug testing for marijuana

Marijuana is typically smoked using cigarettes or pipes but can also be mixed into edibles and drinks or extracted for potent oils and waxes. Effects can include distorted senses, impaired judgment, lack of balance and coordination, increased appetite, elevated heart rate, and sometimes anxiety and panic. Today’s THC concentrations average close to 15% compared to approximately 4% in the 1980s.1
Companies can screen applicants and employees to deter drug use and keep their workplaces drug-free. Data shows that oral fluid testing using the Oral-Eze is very effective in detecting recent drug use, particularly marijuana.
Download The new age of marijuana white paper which provides insight on the value of drug testing in the ever-changing marijuana legislation landscape.
View our Marijuana Legislation by State infographic.
Download our reference guide for Common Drugs of Abuse.
1 National Institute on Drug Abuse: Marijuana. https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/marijuana