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03 April 2025
Categories: Legal News , Profession , Family
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Cansford Laboratories: Live Q&A panel Monday 14 April 12pm

Join us on Monday 14 April at 12pm for a live Q&A panel where our experts tackle common misconceptions surrounding hair strand drug and alcohol testing

From cut-off levels and their impact on results to concerns about bias in testing, we’ll explore the rigorous processes that ensure the accuracy, fairness, and court-admissibility of hair analysis. This session is designed for legal professionals, social workers, and anyone relying on drug and alcohol testing in decision-making.

Come prepared with your questions or submit them in advance, our expert panel will be addressing them live, providing clear, science-backed insights into the complexities of hair testing.

About Cansford Labs

We are a UKAS-accredited laboratory providing fast, accurate drug, alcohol, and DNA testing from our state-of-the-art facility in Cardiff, Wales. With a three-working-day turnaround on results, we support professionals in family law, social care, education, and the workplace. Our nationwide sample collection service ensures quick and convenient testing, backed by nearly 30 years of expertise. As pioneers in hair testing, our founders introduced methods now used by laboratories worldwide, reinforcing our reputation as a trusted leader in the field.

Register now to secure your place!

Categories: Legal News , Profession , Family
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