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Q What acceptance/rejection criteria does the laboratory use for proceeding with the analysis of a hair specimen? A The following would be reasons for rejecting a hair specimen:  No Chain of Custody Form  No way to link specimen with the donor  Quantity of hair...

This link has Quest Diagnostics FAQ http://www.questdiagnostics.com/employersolutions/files/hair_testing_faq.pdf

Wow! That's great information! How long did you have to report to the lab? That's a key piece of information.

I figure so what if they do think somethings up. Prove it is my motto. As long as everything else is clean, and they can't get any hair, fuck em. That's their problem. I'd just say "so where do we go from here?" Wouldn't you agree? I could say "I do it for swimming" or "its for the ladies"...

I think I would just be bleaching scalp pretty much. They aren't gonna be able to get much hair from anywhere on me when I show up.

Thanks for your info ToastyCookies. I hope this thread keeps going because I believe this is valuable information.

Toasty knows his stuff!

If that's the case, then I would be good to go. From what I hear there is only a trace for 72 hours in the blood. I am confident in passing the test in all aspects except hair. But what I really want to know is the court procedure. Do they do it in the court, send you to a lab with a time limit...

Also my hair is short as hell. Like 1/8th inch

Heavy smoker. Few times a day. Hasn't been long, only a few days since the last smoke. They gave me a months notice until the custody hearing. I realize the importance of this, so I quit immediately.

Intro! Hello new world!

I am currently involved in a child custody case. I have stopped smoking since this came into play. The question I have is in regards to hair testing possibilities. I really have 2 main questions: 1. Has anyone gone through this, and if so, what are the procedures of the court? How does the...