PEth Blood Alcohol Testing
Only £110
- Home Collection Only
- Court Accepted
- Up to 4 Weeks Detection
- Laboratory Analysis
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Highly Sensitive
Detects even low levels of alcohol use.
What is PEth Blood Testing?
The PEth (phosphatidylethanol) blood test is one of the most accurate ways to detect alcohol use over the past up to 4 weeks. Unlike other methods, PEth is a direct biomarker of alcohol consumption – it only forms when alcohol is consumed, making results highly specific and reliable. This is why PEth testing is frequently requested by courts, solicitors, and social services in legal and family cases.
How It Works
1. Book In
Schedule your appointment by phone for our collection officers to visit your address.
2. Provide Sample
A simple finger-prick is used to take a small blood spot sample, collected quickly and discreetly.
3. Get Results
Your sample is securely sent to our UKAS-accredited lab for testing.
4. Certificate
A clear report and official certificate are usually available within 3 working days.
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How is the sample collected?
A small blood sample is taken using a simple finger-prick test during a home visit by one of our trained collectors. It’s quick, minimally invasive, and discreet.
How long does it take to get results?
Results are usually available within 5 working days, along with a full certificate that is accepted by legal and professional bodies.
Do I need to prepare before the test?
No special preparation is required. We recommend staying hydrated but avoiding excessive fluid intake before your appointment.
How long can a PEth test detect alcohol use?
A PEth blood test can detect patterns of alcohol use for up to 4 weeks. Unlike breath or urine tests, which only show recent use, PEth testing provides a more reliable picture of drinking behaviour over a longer period.
