22 Panel Drug Test

22 Panel Drug Test

The 22 panel drug test is designed to be cost-effective, easy to use, leak-proof, and 99.9% accurate.

This testing device is perfect for workplace drug testing as well as all other drug screening needs.

When the instructions provided with the product are followed, you can be confident the test will work perfectly the first time and every time.

This bulk testing device integrates 22 test strips, each specifically designed to detect traces of a particular drug in urine while adhering to specific SAMHSA cutoff levels.

What does a 22 panel drug test cup screen for?

A complete list of all tested drugs is available on this page, giving you a comprehensive overview of the full range covered by the 22 panel test.

Some of the unique drugs this cup tests for include:

• KET test (Ketamine)
• Alcohol test (cup with ETG alcohol)
• FYL test (Fentanyl)
• TIA test (ZAZA – Tianeptine)

22 Panel Drug Test – List of Tested Drugs

Instructions for the 22 Panel Drug Screening Cup

Make sure to follow the instructions when using the 22 panel drug screening cups.

1. Open:
   The test device should be kept at temperatures between 36 and 78 °F (2–30 °C). When the temperature is correct, the cup can be slowly removed from the packaging.
2. Collect:
   Urine should only be deposited into the open cup when you are ready to use the device; otherwise it should remain closed.
3. Check:
   Once the urine has been added, the temperature strips on the cup should display a temperature between 90 and 100 °F (32–38 °C).
4. Wait:
   After the urine has been collected and the cup sealed, wait at least 5 minutes. Checking the test earlier will result in invalid results.
5. Read:
   After 5 minutes have passed, you can read the test results by looking at the test strip membranes printed directly on the cup itself.
6. Interpret:
   Follow the result reading instructions and examine the strip membranes. Pay special attention to the C (control) and T (test) markings.

How to Use the 22 Panel Drug Test Cup

The 22 Panel Cup

Like most drug test cups currently used in the USA, the 22 panel drug screening test uses the urine testing method. This method is so widely used because urine can retain traces of drugs for several days.

It is also worth noting that this testing method is relatively inexpensive compared to others. Depending on various factors, consumed drugs can remain in your urine for several days.

This means they stay in your system long after the effects of the drugs have worn off.

This is the main reason why the 22-panel cup performs its job so well and provides precise answers.

Please note that this method can produce false positive results. However, if the instructions provided with the product are fully followed, the chances of this happening are very low.

A false positive result can cause complications, so it is recommended to repeat and confirm the test whenever possible.

Reading the 22 Panel Test Results

Adulteration Test

The adulteration test using these strips is a procedure that checks for any kind of tampering or manipulation of the donor’s urine sample.

These additional ADLTX strips further reduce the already minimal chance that the sample was altered or otherwise adulterated before testing.

Some of the most commonly used substances to intentionally contaminate urine during drug tests are:

1. table salt
2. household vinegar
3. liquid laundry detergent / bleach
4. lemon juice
5. diluted urine (creatinine < 15 mg/mL)
6. Visine eye drops

Drug test cups with built-in adulteration check are designed to be user-friendly and highly reliable.

Reading the Adulteration Test

FORENSIC USE PRODUCT ONLY

This device is intended solely for forensic/law-enforcement purposes and may only be used for drug testing in connection with criminal justice proceedings.

Appropriate users include courts, police departments, probation or parole agencies, juvenile detention facilities, prisons, correctional institutions and similar law-enforcement entities, as well as laboratories or other facilities conducting forensic testing on their behalf.

Certain fentanyl test kits and specialty tests such as K2/Spice, alcohol (ALC), cotinine (COT), ethyl glucuronide (ETG), fentanyl (FEN), synthetic marijuana (K2), ketamine (KET), LSD, methaqualone (MQL), bath salts (MDPV), kratom (Krat), tianeptine (ZAZA) and psilocybin (mushrooms) fall into the “forensic use only” category.

These designations are clearly marked on the product pages. Some saliva/oral-fluid drug detection devices are also for forensic use only. If you have any doubt about the intended use of a rapid test device, please contact info@drugtestingcup.eu.