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As we begin Domestic Violence Awareness Month, SCRAM Systems is honored to support an organization doing such meaningful work in our community.

We were proud to sponsor the SafeHouse Denver Annual Fundraiser and stand alongside an organization committed to helping survivors of domestic violence find safety, support, and hope. Through emergency shelter, counseling and advocacy, and an extended stay program, SafeHouse Denver provides critical resources to individuals and families when they need them most.

It was an incredible evening celebrating the mission, the people behind the work, and the difference SafeHouse Denver, Inc. is making every day.

Thank you, SafeHouse Denver, for all you do to support survivors and help create a safer, stronger community. 💜

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✔️The right drug test isn’t about sticking with what’s familiar. It’s about getting the kind of insight you actually need.

A lot of court and community supervision programs still rely on the same testing methods simply because that’s how it’s always been done.

But drug testing isn’t one-size-fits-all. If the method doesn’t match the goal, even an accurate result can point you in the wrong direction.

Urine, oral fluid, hair, and sweat testing each tell you something different. Some show very recent use. Others help you see patterns over time. Some work well when there’s immediate concern, while others are better for ongoing accountability.

Choose the wrong tool, and you can end up spending more, creating more work for staff, adding more burden for participants, and still missing important context.

A better question than “Which drug test is best?” is “What behavior are we actually trying to understand?”

In our latest blog, we break down how each testing method works, where it’s most useful, and where it can leave blind spots. We also look at the day-to-day realities that matter just as much as detection windows, like staffing, donor burden, tampering risk, documentation, and turnaround time.

The strongest programs usually don’t rely on just one method. They build a layered strategy that fits their risks, resources, and goals.

👉 Read the blog to see how a better-matched testing strategy can lead to smarter decisions, stronger accountability, and better outcomes.

Drug Testing in Court: Choosing the Right Testing Method | PharmChek Choosing the right drug testing method depends on your program's goals. Learn how urine, oral fluid, hair, and sweat testing compare for courts and supervision programs.