Sure, they do drug tests, but I’m not sure why you feel the need to comment on whether amazon does drug test. Also, I don’t think amazon does drug testing. If you have a serious health condition and you are concerned about drug testing, I would not suggest trying to sell your personal information to amazon.
I don’t know about drug testing, but Amazon does test their products for drug content, and Amazon does drug tests.
Amazon does test for drug content by running tests on their online fulfillment centers. They send these results to their warehouse, and they hand the results to third-party labs. Third-party labs are supposed to test for drugs that might be harmful or contain potentially harmful substances, and they are supposed to alert the manufacturer if a drug is found. According to the FDA, if the drug is found, the drug manufacturer has 30 days to remove the drug from their website.
I can see where Amazon would argue that they don’t need to perform drug testing. I think they do, though I’ve never met someone who has been tested for these particular drugs. If you were a drug company, I’m sure you would want to know.
When you run into a really nasty situation like this, or a drug company wants to make sure that you’re not the one who is being tested for the drug, you are always in a situation where you are on the other side of the fence, and you are not even sure if you are testing the drug for any of the drugs that you are hoping to test for.
In terms of the drug testing that Amazon does, I can say with certainty that Amazon never tests us for any drugs. If I were Amazon, I would probably want to know. Drug testing is something that is very expensive, and if you are a company with a budget, you are more likely to want to know if you have a drug problem.
Amazon’s drug testing is not random, it is not just a chance to see if your blood is above a certain limit. Amazon is testing for a drug that Amazon knows you are currently using. That’s why Amazon tests for any drugs that they know you are using. If you are using an illegal drug, Amazon will test for it. If Amazon has a product that could be harmful to your health, it will test for it.
Amazon knows your habits, your history, the items you buy, and the products you are currently using. Thus, your usage of your Amazon account should not be a surprise.
The company that runs Amazon.com has a lot of power over your finances, your health, and your overall well-being. Amazon.com’s tests are being conducted annually.
Since you’re probably wondering why your Amazon account is being monitored, well that is because Amazon uses the data they collect to make suggestions based on what you buy. They then sell that recommendation to you on the market. In the case of buying drugs, this means that if you purchase something from Amazon that Amazon knows you are using, Amazon will sell it to you. This is called a “buyer protection” system.
