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Read about the pros and cons of random drug testing

Drug test are not conducted to catch drug addicted people red handed but to give them a chance to improve their life and clear it from drug abuse. There are strict rules and laws applied against those who are caught in a drug test. They have to face serious consequences which can also ruin their life and career. So to save themselves from it people have found a few shortcuts like dilution or substitution. As a remedy for this random drug test were introduced, but are these drug tests also perfect? No they surely have some deficiencies. What are they? In this article you will find the pros and cons of random drug testing.

A random drug test is that test that comes with no warning and gives you no time to prepare yourself. However there are some pros and cons in this type of drug testing method also. You should know them so that you can stay prepared for them and also take their advantage. Knowledge about the advantages and disadvantages of a drug testing types will help you to stay prepared and confident about it. The pros and cons in this article are given in the view of the technician:

The pros or the advantages of this type of drug testing methods are:

A. It gives no time for the person giving the test to clear his system cheatingly and he or she will be caught red handed. So the technician can conduct every type of drug test like urine drug test times or saliva drug test times in spite of their low detection period.

B. The person is not at all aware of which drug is going to be tested.

C. A drug addict has to clear his entire system to pass a random drug test because the specimen that is going to be tested is not told to him. Clearing the entire system is not possible in a short while of time.

The cons or the disadvantages that a technician has to face when he conducts a random drug tests are:

A. The test can be applied for everyone because the Washington Supreme Court has banned random drug test for students.

B. Conducting a random drug test for a single person may be helpful but for a huge group will definitely be expensive.
C. It invades the privacy of the person and so some can refuse to give the drug test in front of all.