ETG Alcohol Test — We Come to You

The ETG Alcohol Urine Test is a urine test that screens for Ethanol (Alcohol) — detects use within the past 24–80 hours. A standard breathalyzer only detects alcohol from the last few hours. Our ETG urine alcohol test detects alcohol consumption up to 80 hours after last use. Commonly used for probation compliance, custody agreements, and personal verification. A certified collector travels directly to you within 30 miles of Rolling Meadows, IL. Results in 2-3 business days.

It is a good fit for detecting recent alcohol use beyond a breathalyzer window. No doctor referral, insurance, or clinic visit is required — anyone can book it directly.

Collection method: Urine. Yes — we come to you — a certified, trained collector travels to your home, office, or any private location within 30 miles of Rolling Meadows, IL across the greater Chicagoland area. The collection itself takes only a few minutes.

Detection window: Alcohol use within the past 24 to 80 hours. Tell us about your timing when you book and we will confirm whether this is the right panel for your needs.

Most results are ready in 2–3 business days after our SAMHSA-certified partner laboratory receives your sample. Results are delivered securely — you only (or court / probation officer if your situation requires it).

Yes. This test is available with certified chain-of-custody (COC) collection, which is what makes results court-admissible for legal, custody, and probation matters. Let us know at booking that you need it for legal use so we set up the documented COC collection.

The ETG Alcohol Urine Test is $79. A mobile collection service fee also applies to at-home and on-site appointments — it varies based on your distance from our Rolling Meadows location and is confirmed at the time of booking.

Use the "Book This Test" button on this page or call (219) 315-0345. Choose a time and a location that works for you — we come to you anywhere in the greater Chicagoland area, including Cook, DuPage, and Lake County.

Yes. You only (or court / probation officer if your situation requires it). We never report results to employers, insurers, or any third party unless you specifically request it.