TEEN DRUG TEST

What should a kid say after NO to drugs?

Peer pressure to try drugs, alcohol, and tobacco doesnt end when a kid says no.  In fact, pressure can increase when friends  try harder to make kids feel like dorks, wimps, chickens, or outcasts when they dont go along with the crowd.

However, it doesnt have to be that way.

Kids now have a socially acceptable excuse that can stop pushy peers in their tracks.  The words my parents test me are the equivalent of being 100% certain of getting caught and getting in trouble.

Weve discovered a way to work together to fight peer pressure, says Butler Police Chief Jim Nichols. 

The Butler Police Department recently announced a new alliance with TestMyTeen.com, an organization that has donated $5,000 worth of free home drug test kit vouchers to be shared anonymously with parents who need them.

Beginning May 1st 2008 , parents can access helpful information and get testing kits for detecting drugs at no charge (limit one per family, (only shipping fees apply, usually around $6.00). 

Electronic vouchers require no interaction with the police.  They protect the anonymity of parents who redeem them online.  Ordering is completed online from the privacy of your own home and shipping is done using non-descript packaging to protect privacy.

On-going random testing continues to provide kids with the excuse they need and parents with the peace of mind they deserve.

Chief Nichols adds, We believe this program offers parents a way to have a private and early detection intervention method. We also believe that this deterrent will help keep children from ruining their lives through drug abuse.

To get your free kit simply click on the link below and follow the instructions.