Test your knowledge about On•Site Alcohol

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Each On•Site Alcohol test is used only one time.

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On•Site Alcohol tests should be refrigerated when not in use.

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On•Site Alcohol tests can determine how much alcohol is present.

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On•Site Alcohol is a DOT-approved evidential breath testing device.

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On•Site Alcohol is a DOT-approved non-evidential breath testing device.

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The cutoff level for On•Site Alcohol is 0.04%.

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On•Site Alcohol is a quantitative test.

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Saliva or urine can be used on the On•Site Alcohol test card.

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One drop of the testing reagent is placed in the bottom well prior to adding sample.

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The On•Site Alcohol test saliva swab should be saturated for 10 to 20 seconds inside test subject’s mouth.

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On•Site Alcohol test must be used immediately after removing the protective label.

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On•Site Alcohol tests can be used beyond their expiration date.

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Test results should be read 10 minutes after specimen application.

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On•Site Alcohol tests conducted outside of normal temperature range (65-85ºF) will affect interpretation.

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The presence of a purple positive sign (+) in the upper circle in two minutes or less indicates alcohol levels of at least 0.02% or greater.

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All positive On•Site Alcohol (DOT) results should be confirmed using an approved evidential breath testing device within 15 to 30 minutes.

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Anyone can run an On•Site Alcohol (DOT) test.

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On•Site Alcohol is designed to detect ethyl alcohol (ethanol).

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The small transfer pipette (dropper) is used to add one drop of reagent well (upper circle).

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The large transfer pipette (dropper) may be used to add one drop of the reagent to the reagent well (upper circle) if the small one is not available.

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If you need technical assistance, you should call Varian's Technical Support at 800•737•9667 or email dat.techsupport@varianinc.com.