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We get a TON of questions about how long various drugs are detectable in the body, and how long impairment from those drugs lasts. This is the authoritative guide on these topics:
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Another study has confirmed that THC levels do not tell you anything about impairment. This contraindicates the use of per se limits or similar workplace limitations on THC.
Impairment detection is the way.
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The Quest Diagnostics drug testing index is out and it reveals some interesting and important information about the state of workplace drug use, the realities of drug testing, and how employers can maintain a safe workplace.
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Quest Diagnostics' 2026 Drug Testing Index is out and the data is interesting, as always.
A few findings from 2026's report, analyzing 2025 testing data:
A positive test doesn't mean impairment. And a negative test doesn't mean someone is fit for duty (enter the vast quantity of drugs not being tested for on these tests).
Employers need to move beyond asking whether someone has used drugs and start asking if they're fit for duty.
We HAVE to include impaired driving prevention measures in any legalization effort. Access without safety is begging for trouble.
Chemical drug tests cannot do this. It's simply not how they work.
Gaize is here and ready to solve this challenge.
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@sfchronicle We’re here to help with impairment detection technology for THC and other drugs. Some of the largest businesses in the world use Gaize to keep their workplaces safe today. Time for law enforcement to do the same.
Stories like the ones in this article are the driving force behind Gaize. We're passionate about ending the needless deaths and injuries from irresponsible substance use. Using any impairing substance requires that you do so safely.
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NEW INVESTIGATION:
A largely hidden crisis is killing thousands of Americans a year — and officials are failing at the most basic levels to confront the carnage.
By @jennifergollan and @HarshaReports
Photos: @gabriellelurie
GIFT LINK: https://t.co/dHoxvPM5AS
@demianbulwa@jennifergollan@HarshaReports@gabriellelurie THC in blood shows use within the last week or so, but correlates not at all with impairment, so cases hinge on trained observation. There aren't enough DREs to go around though. This is why we built impairment detection technology.
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@bozzb13@SandraBulliv@BrianWalkerMLC THC impairment is extremely subtle and officers have an extraordinarily high false positive rate. They could use impairment detection technology if they wanted accuracy.