FAQ PethStatSM
PEthStat®
How do PEthStat® results differ from UrineStat EtG/EtS® results?
Recent studies have indicated that low-level positive EtG results can be produced by certain agents like hand sanitizers and mouth wash. The PEthStat® blood assay is an ideal tool to define low-level positive EtG results. The volume of alcohol required to trigger a positive PEth result is far above the level available from incidental exposure.
When will I receive results?
Results are available four to seven days after the sample is received in the laboratory.
What is the window of detection for PEth?
PEth is a mid- to long-term biomarker measurable after consumption of approximately 200 grams of alcohol. An individual consuming one drink per day for six to seven days will produce a positive result. PEth can be measured for two to three weeks following the most recent alcohol consumption.
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