youth drug testing site

 Drug use, overdose, and loss of life are preventable. Testing your child is one tool that can help. That's why we are excited to partner with Any Lab Now in McKinney, located at 1705 W University Drive, Suite 112, providing a discounted rate (of $35) when you mention Drug-Free McKinney for a rapid drug test (urine), done on-site. On average 1 out of 5 kids use a substance, and drug testing your child not only can help identify a problem but also helps provide your child with an "out" in peer pressure situations by being able to tell peers, "my parents drug test me." There is no perfect solution but we hope this resource helps save lives. This discounted rate is for any youth under the age of 18. 

• Step 1: Go to this link https://www.anylabtestnow.com/mckinney-75069/tests/10-panel-rapid-drug-screen/
• Step 2: The link will take you to a registration page for a 10-panel urine, rapid drug test. Disregard the published fee of $59. The discounted rate for your child is $35, which you pay at the Any Lab Now location (be sure to mention Drug-Free McKinney to obtain the $35 rate).
• Step 3: Complete the online appointment scheduling.
• Step 4: Under "Payment Summary," please select "Pay at time of service" to ensure you receive the discounted rate.

When making payment in person at Any Lab Now, mention Drug Free McKinney to receive the discounted rate.

Additional helpful information:

IS A DOCTOR'S ORDER REQUIRED? No. You do not need to provide a doctor’s order to get lab testing done at Any Lab Test Now.

WHEN WILL I GET TEST RESULTS? The test results from the instant drug screen are available within minutes after the specimen collection.

WHAT IS THE 10-PANEL RAPID DRUG SCREEN? An Instant Urine Drug Test (10‐Panel) typically checks for the presence of 10 drug metabolites including: Amphetamine, Methamphetamines, Barbiturates, Benzodiazepines, Marijuana, Cocaine, Opiates, Phencyclidine, Methadone, Propoxyphene (please confirm with Any Lab Now upon arrival).

IF I HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT TEST RESULTS WHO SHOULD I CONTACT? We recommend you share your results with your physician.

(source: Any Lab Now)