How It Works

Online portal for booking certified drug and alcohol testing at 500+ clinic locations

Book a certified drug or alcohol test online with ScreenClear.

Test at a vetted location near you. Receive a verifiable result certificate, usually within minutes.

Three steps. No paperwork.

Find a Location

Enter your postal code or use your current location. Browse approved testing facilities, live in Calgary and expanding across Canada. Filter by hours, distance, and the test type you need.

Book and Pay Online

Pick a date and time. Pay securely. Your slot is reserved instantly. A confirmation email lands in your inbox with everything you need for the appointment.

Test. Cleared.

Arrive with a valid government-issued photo ID, or a work photo ID from the employer requesting the test. A healthcare professional administers the test under chain-of-custody protocol. Negative results generate a tamper-evident PDF certificate, sent to your inbox within minutes. A copy can go directly to your employer.

Standard Drug Test

Oral fluid or urine, 5 panel

Extended Drug Test

Oral fluid or urine, 8 or 12 panel

Alcohol Test

Breath

Combined Test

Drug and alcohol testing in one appointment

Tamper-proof digital drug test certificate with QR code for instant employer verification

Your certificate, verified.

Every negative result generates a PDF certificate with a unique certificate number, a QR code, and an online verification URL.

Anyone (your employer, a court, a regulator) can scan the QR code or open the URL and confirm authenticity in seconds. No login. No back-and-forth.

What happens with a positive result?

Presumptive positive drug screens are recorded confidentially and sent for laboratory confirmation. A breath alcohol screen of 0.020 or higher is confirmed with a second evidential breath test after a 15-minute wait, and a confirmed result of 0.040 or higher is positive. No certificate is issued for a positive result. Lab-confirmed results typically within 48–72 hours (business days, Monday to Friday excluding holidays).

All results are handled under Canadian privacy law (PIPEDA).