13 Panel Drug Test

13 Panel Drug Test Cup – Additional Information

The 13 panel drug test cup is designed to:

• be easy to use and safe
• deliver fast results – only 5 minutes
• provide 99.9% accurate point-of-care urine analysis
• be extremely sensitive and compliant with the new lower SAMHSA cutoff levels
• be cost-effective for detecting the presence of drugs in urine
• be for forensic use only

What does a 13 Panel Drug Test screen for?

Reading the 13 Panel Drug Test Results

Instructions for the 13 Panel Drug Test Cup

1. Open:
   The drug test device should be kept at temperatures between 36 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit. When this is observed, the cup can be slowly removed from the packaging.
2. Collect:
   Urine should only be added to the open cup when you are ready to use the device. Otherwise, it should remain closed.
3. Check:
   As soon as the urine is in the cup, the temperature strips on the cup should show a temperature between 90 and 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
4. Wait:
   After the urine has been added and the cup closed, wait at least 5 minutes. If you check the test earlier, the results will not be meaningful.
5. Read:
   After 5 minutes have passed, you can read the test results by looking at the test strip membrane printed directly on the cup itself.
6. Interpret:
   Follow the test reading instructions and look at the strip membranes, paying particular attention to the C and T markings.

How to Read a 13 Panel Drug Test

Reading the Drug Test Cup Results – 13 Panel Drug 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.