Containers and sizes

Different size and type containers are required for different tests. Once your Request for Testing Form ( PDF, 0.14 MB ) has been submitted and processed, containers can be ready for collection at the Laboratory Services building by 2pm the following day or can be posted to your nominated address (postage fees apply).  You can specify your preference on the bottom of the Request for Testing form when you submit it.

Samples can only be taken in the containers that are provided by the Lab to ensure that the tests are not compromised. Samples are not to be collected via any other sample container as they will not be accepted.

Taking your sample

As each type of test requires a different kind of sample collection, please be sure to refer to the instructions provided with your specific sample container(s). For those tests that require more complex sampling, a note will be left with the sample bottles to contact Laboratory Services for direct instruction.

When collecting your sample, it’s important that you complete the Chain of Custody form which documents the date, time and method of the sampling process. This form is included with your sample bottles and must be filled out, signed and dated and returned with the collected sample. The completed form must be returned with the collected sample to the Laboratory Services building within the specific time frame.

Last Updated: 1 April 2026

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