Hair strand drug and alcohol testing is a vital tool in legal and social care decisions, yet misinformation continues to create unnecessary doubt and confusion. To address these concerns, Cansford Labs is hosting a live Q&A webinar on Monday, 14th April at 12pm, where our expert panel will tackle common misconceptions and provide science-backed clarity.
What the Webinar Will Cover
This session will explore key areas, including:
- Cut off levels and their impact on results – How thresholds work and what they mean.
- Allegations of bias in hair testing – The rigorous protocols ensuring fairness and accuracy.
- Scientific integrity and court-admissibility – Why hair strand testing is trusted in legal proceedings.
Designed for legal professionals, social workers, and decision-makers, this webinar will offer clear insights into the realities of drug and alcohol testing. Attendees will have the chance to submit questions in advance or ask them live during the session.
Why This Matters
Misinformation about hair testing can have serious implications, from undermining confidence in results to influencing legal and child protection decisions. This webinar is an opportunity to address these issues head-on, providing professionals with:
- A deeper understanding of the science behind hair testing.
- Reassurance on the accuracy, fairness, and reliability of results.
- The opportunity to engage directly with industry experts.
About Cansford Labs
Cansford Labs is a UKAS-accredited laboratory, specialising in fast, accurate drug, alcohol, and DNA testing from our state-of-the-art facility in Cardiff, Wales. Our three-working-day turnaround on results supports professionals across family law, social care, education, and workplace sectors.
With a nationwide sample collection service and nearly 30 years of expertise, Cansford Labs is a pioneer in hair testing. Our founders developed methods now used by laboratories worldwide, reinforcing our position as a trusted industry leader.
How to Register
To secure your place at this essential webinar, register now and join us on Monday, 14th April at 12pm for a session that will cut through the misinformation and provide the facts.
Let’s set the record straight—sign up today!
