1. Objective
This guideline expands upon the International Standard for Testing and details the
recommended process for the collection of urine for Doping Control purposes, both In-
Competition and Out-of-Competition. The guideline includes on-site preparation, Sample
collection and post-test administration.
With the exception of those mandatory areas which are part of the World Anti-Doping
Program, the processes outlined in this document are not mandatory, but are aimed at
assisting Anti-Doping Organizations in the development of systems and protocols for
urine Sample collection. The method of Sample collection may vary from these
recommendations in some circumstances; however, minimum standards shall apply to
ensure that the integrity of the Sample is maintained in accordance with the mandatory
provisions of the International Standard for Testing.
This guideline expands upon the International Standard for Testing and details the
recommended process for the collection of urine for Doping Control purposes, both In-
Competition and Out-of-Competition. The guideline includes on-site preparation, Sample
collection and post-test administration.
With the exception of those mandatory areas which are part of the World Anti-Doping
Program, the processes outlined in this document are not mandatory, but are aimed at
assisting Anti-Doping Organizations in the development of systems and protocols for
urine Sample collection. The method of Sample collection may vary from these
recommendations in some circumstances; however, minimum standards shall apply to
ensure that the integrity of the Sample is maintained in accordance with the mandatory
provisions of the International Standard for Testing.
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