Hudson DNA & Drug Testing

12/20/2025

Do you own a trucking company that has 1-4 drivers or know someone that fits that criteria? If so, we can set you up in a consortium to keep your company and your drivers compliant in the Random Drug & Alcohol program. Call us for information. It is a quick set up to get you started.

12/17/2025

12/15/2025

So much fun being a part of the Bergen Point Tree Lighting and Village Passport event.

12/08/2025

COME ON OUT THIS SATURDAY, 12.13, FROM 2 TO 5 PM~

12/04/2025

Hudson Testing is proud to be a Bergen Point business and to help facilitate this day! Please be sure to visit Bergen Point on December 13th from 2 to 5 pm for a lot of fun!!

11/27/2025

Hudson DNA and Drug Testing will be closed 11.27 and 11.28. We will reopen on Monday, December 1, 2025

11/22/2025

Proud to support Operation K9 Beethoven!

10/12/2025

Hudson Testing owner Cindy Guarini, employee Donna Trimblett walked in the JC Columbus Day Parade with the Grand Marshal of the Bayonne Italian Heritage Parade, Joe Barbero and his son Chris Barbero.

10/12/2025

Always proud to sponsor my friend Janice’s We Are GUTSY fundraiser to help teach character building to the Guyanese Youths.

09/23/2025

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year filled with love and sweetness

09/02/2025

HUDSON TESTING IS CLOSED TODAY. We will reopen tomorrow at 7 am. Have a great day!
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