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Do donors have to go to separate labs for urine drug tests and breath alcohol testing (BAT)?

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Do donors have to go to separate labs for urine drug tests and breath alcohol testing (BAT)?

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If a donor needs a urine drug test only, they generally go to a Quest or LabCorp collection site. If a donor needs both a urine drug test and a BAT, they typically go to a clinic or other third party site where BAT testing is available – the clinic or third party site can also collect for the urine drug screen. For drug testing only, collection at Quest or LabCorp Patient Service Center is typically less expensive.