18-Panel Multi-Drug Urine Cup with Adulterants
18-Panel Multi-Drug Urine Cup with Adulterants - 25 Pack is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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18-Panel Multi-Drug Urine Cup with Adulterants - 25 Pack is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
18-panel urine drug test cup with adulterant checks, ASC forensic use
This American Screening Corp 18-panel urine drug test cup screens one urine specimen for 17 drugs, including fentanyl, ETG alcohol, kratom, ketamine, opiates, THC, cocaine and methamphetamine. Three built-in adulterant checks for pH, specific gravity and creatinine are on the same cup.
The cup is an integrated rapid test with a tamper-evident seal and a chain-of-custody label. A built-in temperature strip is read right after sealing, and drug results are read at about 5 minutes with the cup on a flat surface. A control line only means positive.
ASC labels this cup for forensic use only, and results are a preliminary screen. Presumptive positives should be confirmed by a laboratory method. Fill to at least the minimum line, do not move the cup while it develops, and retest if no control line appears. It is sold by the pack.
What's in the box
What's in the box
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Which drugs does it screen for?
ASC lists 17 drugs: fentanyl (20 ng/mL), ETG (500), kratom (500), amphetamine (1000), barbiturates (300), buprenorphine (10), benzodiazepines (300), cocaine (300), ketamine (1000), MDMA (500), methamphetamine (1000), methadone (300), opiates (300), oxycodone (100), PCP (25), THC (50) and tramadol (100). Cutoffs are in ng/mL.
What are the adulterant checks?
pH, specific gravity (SG) and creatinine (CREA).
How do I read the result?
Read at about 5 minutes with the cup on a flat surface. Two lines (control and test) means negative for that drug, a control line only means positive, and no control line means invalid, so retest.
What does the temperature strip do?
Read it right after sealing. 90 to 100 F (32 to 38 C) is a valid reading. Outside that range may indicate adulteration or substitution.
Who can use it?
ASC labels it for forensic use only. It is a preliminary screen, and presumptive positives should be confirmed by a laboratory method before any decision is made.
Can I get the instructions for use?
ASC states that instructions for use and safety data sheets are available on request.








