Is this an ETG test for Alcohol?

Here is an overview of the EtG test, a biomarker test that's used to detect recent alcohol consumption by measuring a breakdown product of ethanol. read more

In fact, the EtG urine test can technically detect alcohol in the urine up to five days after consumption. That said, in studies of participants without alcohol use disorders, EtG has been detected in urine samples for up to 80 hours after heavy alcohol exposure, so up to three days is probably a more reasonable estimate. read more

EtG, or ethylglucuronide, is a byproduct of ethanol (alcohol that one drinks) and glucuronide a common biological compound made in the liver that binds various toxins and drugs in the body that allows them to be excreted in the urine. read more

EtG Alcohol Testing What is Ethyl Glucuronide Ethyl Glucuronide or ethanol (EtG) is an intoxicating ingredient found in beer, wine, and liquor produced by the fermentation of yeast, sugars, and starches. EtG testing is typically used to evaluate and monitor whether an individual is abstaining from the consumption of alcohol. read more