12 Panel drug test cups let companies and medical providers test clients on site and get results instantly. Urine drug screens are much cheaper than saliva tests and blood tests, and detect the residual metabolites longer. Hair follicle tests are extremely expensive and sometimes suffer from adulteration that cannot be easily detected such as hair dyes.
Our 12 panel urine drug screen cups test for every drug that currently has a CLIA waiver available, and covers almost every drug of abuse that is popular with addicts. There are 13, 14 and even 21 panel tests available, but they include strips that are not CLIA waived therefor rendering the entire test high difficulty. At the time of writing this our 12 panel drug test covers Tests for Suboxone, Oxycodone, Opiates, Barbituates, Cocaine, Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, Benzodiazepines, Methadone, THC, Ecstasy, Tricyclic Antidepressants. Easy to read results. Individually wrapped with a long shelf life (as of November 7 2019). The National Institute of Drug Abuse publishes drugs of abuse information to help inform employers and medical providers with their drug testing programs.
12 Panel Drug Tests
Most of our clients use 12 Panel Drug Tests to test their own clients on site to determine if there has been drug use recently.
Our 12 Panel Drug Testing Cup is CLIA waived, FDA approved, easy to use, accurate and sanitary. Entirely self contained, the temperature strip helps administrators identify adulteration. Tests for Suboxone, Oxycodone, Opiates, Barbituates, Cocaine, Amphetamine, Methamphetamine, Benzodiazepines, Methadone, THC, Ecstasy, Tricyclic Antidepressants. Easy to read results. Individually wrapped with a long shelf life (April 2021).
Our 12 panel drug tests feature a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. If for any reason you are not full satisfied with your purchase contact us through email and we will either replace your product or issue a return/refund.
Each panel contains regeants that interact with metabolites that are produced when a drug is processed by the human body. The metabolite and regeant create a chemical reaction that clears the lines on each test strip.
Although 12 panel drug tests are about 99% accurate, there is a possibility of having a similar compound create a false positive. False positives are most likely to occur on TCA, Methamphetamine and opiate strips because those drugs have many similar substances that are legal or have medication that can produce similar metabolites. For the most part a false positive on a 12 panel drug test is pretty easy to cross reference with a person’s prescribed medications.
If your patient fails a drug test you should send the sample to a lab anyway. The lab will confirm whether the patient has ingested drugs recently.
