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Reliable guidance on hair testing, substances, contamination and medical assessments — clearly explained and tailored to your situation.
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Four starting points
Where are you right now?
A direct route — without asking the same question twice.
I’m starting from scratch
Learn the essentials and distinguish key terms with confidence.
I need to check a timeframe
Compare the detection windows of different sample types.
I’m preparing for an appointment
Gather the right questions and review medical documents systematically.
This is an urgent situation
Recognise symptoms and decide when professional help is needed.
Three focused dossiers
Specific cases, clearly separated.
Each visual and topic appears only once.
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When exposure comes from outside.
How environment, contact and sample handling can affect a result.
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Read numbers in the right context.
What laboratory values show, where their limits lie and which questions matter.
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When effects overlap.
Why combinations can act differently from individual substances.
Open dossier ↗Editorial selection from the English guide
Latest guidance
Five distinct topics — without repeated visuals or content.
One method, not more topics
Four questions before interpreting a result.
A concise framework for sensitive test results.
- 01
What was tested?
Hair, blood, urine and saliva answer different questions.
Understand test types ↗ - 02
Which timeframe matters?
Each sample represents a different detection window.
Check detection windows ↗ - 03
What context is missing?
Medicines, environment and medical history all matter.
Understand possible causes ↗ - 04
Who can review it?
When consequences matter, a result needs professional review.
Understand the process ↗