FAQ: polygraph tests in Lviv — an expert answers
The polygraph is one of the most effective tools for resolving conflicts, investigating theft, testing fidelity and selecting staff. Below are the most common questions I get from clients every day.
1. How long does a polygraph test take?
The standard procedure takes 1.5 to 3 hours. The test consists of a consultation, instructions, calibration, the tests themselves and analysis of the results.
2. Can you fool a polygraph?
Practically no. Countermeasures — controlled breathing, muscle tension, sedatives — usually show up on the charts and the motion sensor, and the examiner notes them in the conclusion.
3. What questions can be asked in a polygraph test?
The questions are drawn up individually: about infidelity, theft, conflicts in the family or at work, financial matters or other situations.
4. Does a polygraph test hurt?
No. The procedure is completely painless: the sensors only record breathing, pulse, blood pressure and skin reactions.
5. Do you do infidelity tests?
Yes. It is one of the most common requests. Complete confidentiality is guaranteed.
Need a test?
We’ll suggest which technology suits you best. We agree the questions in advance, and you get the result the same day. Confidential.
Andriy Maryniak, polygraph examiner since 2012 · 6,000+ tests
Testing is done only with the voluntary written consent of the person being tested. Not sure which questions to ask? Ready-made test plans — from 590 UAH (≈ €12), credited towards the test.
6. Does a polygraph help investigate theft?
Yes. The polygraph is an effective tool for uncovering misappropriation, shortages, fraud or access to valuables.
7. Can I take a polygraph test if I have taken sedatives?
No. Medication affects physiological reactions and can distort the results.
8. Is the polygraph suitable for corporate screening?
Yes. The polygraph is widely used in recruitment, employee screening and internal investigations.
9. Are polygraph results official?
Yes. You receive a written conclusion that can be used in internal investigations and legal proceedings.
10. Is the procedure confidential?
Yes. All answers, reactions and results stay between the examiner and the client.
Need an actual test rather than theory? Take the VerifEye online test — from 2,500 UAH (≈ €50), with no office visit, or calculate the cost of a polygraph test.
This article was prepared by polygraph examiner Andriy Maryniak, certified since 2012.
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A polygraph test in Lviv — from 3,000 UAH (≈ €59); the VerifEye online test with no visit — from 2,500 UAH (≈ €50). We agree the questions before the test, and you get the conclusion on the day of testing. In another city? We will help you choose a method or recommend a fellow polygraph examiner.
Or take the VerifEye online test — no office visit, from 2,500 UAH (≈ €50)
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