On May 1 we flipped the switch to turn on our new website. We are still at www.alcopro.com. If you have been a regular visitor to our previous website you will know immediately that our site has changed. The new alcopro.com has a totally different look, thanks to the work by Rumbolt Design.

When the Dept. of Transportation proposed rules for using Alcohol Screening Devices they requested comments regarding extending the time to complete the confirmation test…

DOT regulations require that all Breath Alcohol Technicians (BAT) and Specimen Collectors receive training every five years.

Good question. If BAT training consisted of showing which buttons to push to use the instrument, our training would last only a few minutes. However, BAT training is much more than learning which button to push to start a breath alcohol test.

Many years ago when the laboratory screening test cut-off level for opiates was 300 ng/ml, eating poppy seeds might have been a legitimate explanation for the presence of opiates in urine