JAMS collects specimens at many locations. Most of our specimen collection facilities are located within a 5 to 10 mile range of the donor’s zip code address.

Every precaution is taken to maintain the integrity of the collection process. The donor is positively identified as the person who must undergo the test. Next, a precursory check is made to insure that the person to be tested does not introduce means to adulterate the urine specimen. This is done by insuring that no purses, coats, bags or briefcases are allowed inside the collection facility. Once the donor provides the specimen, it is checked for proper temperature. The specimen is then split into two separate containers and sealed in the presence of the donor. A Chain of Custody form is prepared. Donor and Employer are provided with a copy of the completed Chain of Custody form.

Our staff of trained technicians is sensitive to any donor embarrassment that may arise out of the specimen collection process. Therefore, technicians employed by JAMS perform their duties with the highest degree of professionalism.