Poison Testing Categories or Options - Certificate of Analysis

Materials that can be tested - Urine, food, drinks, pills, powders, liquids and solid substances

This is the Certificate of Analysis Testing of your samples.  It differs from a Non-Certificate of Analysis Testing in that a chain of custody is required, collection and handling of samples must be done correctly, and maintenance and storage of samples.

Instructions or Procedure to have your samples tested in a Forensic-Legal Manner

1. Order Certificate of Analysis Testing - Fee $425.00 per sample by clicking on --->>   Order Certificate of Analysis Testing Fee
2.  Select the tests from below and click on "Add to Cart" button
3. Download the Chain of Custody form
This form is very important in a legal case. This is probably the most highly criticize part of a court proceedings, therefore, has to be done correctly in order for the results to be valid. 

a. Option 1 or Category 1 - Comprehensive Drug Analysis

Drugs can also be considered poisonous, if give in large amount.  This will check for over 150 drugs including prescribed drugs such as Valium, Xanax, etc., illicit drugs such as Cocaine, Amphetamines, etc., and over the counter drugs such as Benadryl, Acetaminophen, etc.
Price - $385.00 per sample

b. Option 2 or Category 2 - "Bath Salts" Testing

"Bath Salts" are cathinones and synthetic cathinones that has similar effects as Amphetamines and Methamphetamines, but more  potent.  It has become a popular substance as a means to get "high", recreationally with easy access in getting the substance.  Some of the symptoms from "Bath Salts" exposure include, alertness, rapid heart rate, difficulty breathing, dizzines, headache, arrythmia, hypertension or increase blood pressure. 
Price - $335.00 per sample

c. Option 3 or Category 3 - Chemical Solvent Analysis

This will test for some common chemical solvents that can be purchased in hardware stores, departments stores, etc. These chemicals include benzene, paint thinner, alcohols, gasoline, kerosene, butane (cigarette lighter, propane (grill gas), and others.  Some of the symptoms from exposure to chemical solvents include headaches, dizziness, imbalance or coordination, eye irritation, respiratory irritations, and other symptoms.
Price - $335.00 per sample

d. Option 4 or Category 4 - Poison Testing

We can tests for the most common household chemicals such as bleach, cyanide, antifreeze (engine coolant), rat poison, and many others.  This is the most common option that is selected to find out what substance(s), that someone has been exposed to.  Therefore, it's a good starting point to identify what type of chemicals that you have been exposed and developed symptoms such as rash, numbness, shortness of breath, etc.
Price - $285.00 per sample

e. Option 5 or Category 5 - Microbial Testing

Testing for bacteria such as E. coli, Salmonella, and others, fungus.  Symptoms does become apparent until several hours. 

f. Option 6 or Category 6 - Herbicide Testing

Herbicides are basically chemicals that kills weeds, which are plants that grows alongside lawns, gardens, trees, etc.  Although weeds can be an eyesoar, but also compete with other plants for available nutrients.  It's interesting to know that not all weeds are bad, or cause environmental problems.  Some weeds such as dandelions have medicinal benefits that can lower blood pressure, reduce inflammation, heart and liver healthy, and others. The most common weed killers include Carfentrazone, Pendimethalin.Halosulfuran-methyl, Bensulide, and others.
Price - $255.00 per sample

Symptoms of Weed Exposure

dry mouth
headache
coughing
increased appetite
increase heartbeat
feeling anxious
red eyes.
itchiness
burning sensation

g. Option 7 or Category 7 - Pesticide Testing

Pesticides are chemical compounds that are designed to get rid of pest, mainly insects that invade or demolish a plant.  There are many types of pesticides including diazinon, boric acid, malthion, dursban, metaldehyde, and others.  DDT was one of the most common pesticide that was widely used, however, it has devastating effects on human health by causing cancer.  From this, DDT was completely banned by government both state, and federal levels. 
Price - $385.00 per sample

B. Quantitative or Concentration Analysis

Any results from the above categories can be quantified, or determine the concentration at an additional cost.  NOTE: Concentration will be expressed in Percent form.

a. One to two chemical compound - $135.00 per compound. 


b. More than two compounds - $375.00 for any number of compounds found.  For example, if there are 4 chemical compounds the cost is $375.00.  Likewise, if there are 7 chemical compounds that need to be quantified the cost is also $375.00, and so on.