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What is DRUG FORENSIC DNA TESTING?

Drug forensic DNA testing refers to the use of DNA analysis in forensic investigations related to drugs. It involves identifying biological material (such as saliva, sweat, blood, or skin cells) on drug-related evidence to determine who handled or came into contact with illicit substances.

Key Applications of Drug Forensic DNA Testing:

  1. Identifying Suspects – DNA found on drug packaging, paraphernalia, or containers can link a person to drug possession, trafficking, or manufacturing.
  2. Tracing Contamination Sources – Helps determine whether a substance was tampered with or contaminated by a specific individual.
  3. Establishing Links in Drug Networks – DNA from multiple drug packages can help law enforcement connect different cases and identify criminal networks.
  4. Verifying Evidence Integrity – Ensures that forensic samples are not contaminated or mishandled during investigation procedures.

WHAT IS DRUG FORENSIC DNA TESTING?


Drug Forensic DNA refers to the use of DNA analysis in forensic drug investigations. It involves extracting and analyzing biological material (such as human DNA, bacterial DNA, or plant DNA) found on drugs, drug packaging, or paraphernalia to help identify individuals or trace the origin of the substances.

Key Aspects of Drug Forensic DNA:

  1. Human DNA on Drug Evidence
    • Detecting skin cells, saliva, blood, or other biological traces left on drug packages, paraphernalia, or surfaces.
    • Helps identify who handled or transported the drugs.
    • Can link suspects to drug-related crimes.
  2. DNA Profiling of Illegal Substances
    • Some drugs, like cannabis, opium, or coca plants, contain plant DNA that can be analyzed to trace their geographic origin.
    • Bacterial DNA on drugs (e.g., in heroin) can indicate processing methods or storage conditions.
  3. Microbial Forensics
    • The microbiome (bacteria and fungi) on drugs or packaging can provide clues about manufacturing locations, storage environments, or transportation routes.
  4. Forensic Applications
    • Linking suspects to drug trafficking networks.
    • Tracing drug origins (e.g., identifying the region where a batch of drugs was grown or processed).
    • Contamination studies (e.g., differentiating between accidental and deliberate drug exposure).

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOXICOLOGY DNA TESTING AND FORENSIC DNA TESTING?


The difference between drug forensic DNA testing and drug toxicology DNA testing lies in their purpose, methodology, and application.

  1. Drug Forensic DNA Testing
    • Purpose: This type of testing is used in criminal investigations to determine if a DNA profile is associated with drugs, drug packaging, or crime scenes related to drug trafficking, possession, or manufacturing.
    • Methodology: It involves extracting and analyzing DNA from surfaces, residues, or objects (e.g., drug containers, paraphernalia) to identify individuals who may have handled them.
    • Application: Used by law enforcement to link suspects to illegal substances or crime scenes.
  2. Drug Toxicology DNA Testing
    • Purpose: This test examines how an individual’s genetic makeup affects their response to drugs (pharmacogenetics) or detects drugs and their metabolites in a person’s system.
    • Methodology: It involves analyzing DNA to assess genetic predisposition for metabolizing certain drugs or performing toxicological screens on blood, urine, or hair to detect drug usage.

 

WHAT DRUGS CAN WE CHECK FOR

We can check any product in any situation and we test for over 3000 drugs and have a state-of-the-art lab verifying the results.  WE Identify Drugs and Validating Your Findings. We offer testing for drugs of abuse for clients such as reference labs, hospital laboratories, medical personnel, medical examiners/coroners, and the military and even families dealing with crisis. Categories of abused drugs and specific agents include:

Drugs with no medical utility, including but limited to:

Prescription drugs, including but not limited to:

OTC Medications, including but not limited to:

Other Drugs of Abuse Testing Available:

ALL Date Rape Drugs

  •  GHB
  • Rohypnol
  • Flunitrazepam

 

 

 

WHY CHOOSE FASTDNA TEST FOR YOU UNIQUE DRUG TESTING NEEDS?

OUR Forensic Drug Chemistry Services

At FASTDNATEST, we support families, crime labs, attorneys, and law enforcement agencies with up-to-date scope of analysis. We identify and quantify a wide range of compounds then rapidly deliver results that withstand scrutiny through the legal system. From beginning to end, our team of experts offers the quality and support you need.

Broad Scope of Drug Analysis

WE have  an extensive menu of methods used in substance analysis of pills, powders, plant materials, liquids, and many other sample types

Some of our substance tests include”

Illicit Drugs

Prescription Drugs

THC Identification and Quantification

Hemp and Marijuana Differentiation

Novel Psychoactive Substances

Over-the-Counter Medications

Selected Sample of Drugs

Narcotic Analgesics (Opioids)

  • Fentanyl
  • Heroin
  • Hydrocodone
  • Methadone
  • Morphine
  • Nitazenes
  • Oxycodone

Cannabis

  • Botanicals
  • Delta-8-THC
  • Delta-9-THC
  • Edibles
  • Vape Cartridges
  • Other matrices

Depressants

  • Anti-Anxiety
  • Tranquilizers
  • Barbiturates
  • Anti-Depressants
  • Benzodiazepine
  • GHB

Dissociative Anesthetics

  • Ketamine
  • PCP

Hallucinogens

  • LSD
  • MDMA
  • Psilocin/Psilocybin

Stimulants

  • Amphetamines
  • Cocaine
  • Methamphetamine

HOW LONG BEFORE I GET RESULTS?

National Footprint for Timely Results

Five convenient locations to better serve customers across the country and deliver average turnaround times of approximately 10 to 30 days.

DO YOU TEST FOR A DATE RAPE DRUG?

Yes we test for  all drugs that have been used in date rapes such as (Rohypnol and gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)

DO YOU TEST FOR DRUGS IN DRINKS, WATER BOTTLES, SODA, ALCOHOL?

Yes we can test any substance or  liquid and we test for over 3000 drugs.

Are your tests confidential?

Yes our results are completely confidential and sent in a report by email

 

WHAT DOES IT COST?
The total forensic DNA is $1095

There is also a discard fee of $195,

(*The only way we are allowed legally to return the item is if it is a DEA approved agency.) in that case the  return fee will be $99

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