12 PANEL DRUG TEST CUP W/6 Adulterants-FDA Cleared and CLIA-Waived

Benefits of the 12 Panel Drug Test Cup w/6 Adulterants                                  

⏺ CLIA-Waived and FDA 510k approved

⏺ 99% accuracy

⏺ 6 Adulterant tests

⏺ Flat front for photocopying

⏺ Quick results

⏺ Easy to use

⏺ Temperature strip included

Configurations:

⏺ MDC-6125AD (Cocaine, Marijuana, Opiates 300ng, Amphetamines, Methamphetamine, Ecstasy, Oxycodone, Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates, Methadone, Phencyclidine, Buprenorphine) Plus 6 Adulterants

What is a 12 Panel Drug Test Cup w/6AD?

Ensure the integrity of your drug testing results with our 12 panel drug test cup w/6AD. Our state-of-the-art device is designed to detect not only drug metabolites in urine but also the presence of six commonly used adulterants, including Oxidants, Specific Gravity, Ph, Nitrite, Glutaraldehyde, and Creatinine. This ensures that the sample has not been tampered with and provides a more accurate and reliable test results. All of our drug testing cups are FDA-510k approved and CLIA-Waived, ensuring the highest level of accuracy and reliability. With results available in as little as 5 minutes, you won’t have to wait for the typical 24-48 hour turnaround time of laboratory testing. Our cups feature a flat-sided design, allowing for easy photocopying of results, and a tight, leak-proof seal for safe transportation. Competitively priced and available for bulk ordering, our 12 panel drug test cup w/6AD is a cost-effective and reliable option for any drug testing needs

Adulterants in Urine Drug Testing

Adulterants are substances that are added to a urine sample to interfere with the accuracy of a drug test. The use of adulterants is generally done in an attempt to alter the results of a drug test to produce a false negative. Some common adulterants that have been used in the past include household chemicals, such as bleach and ammonia, as well as commercial products that are specifically designed to interfere with drug tests. The process of adulteration is considered to be a form of cheating on a drug test. Using an adulteration strips on a drug test can be very useful to ensure the specimen has not been tampered with

What is Adulterant Testing?

Specimen Adulteration– Deliberately tampering with a urine sample in order to avoid a positive test result. An adulterated specimen may contain foreign substances added or be highly diluted making it inconsistent with normal human urine.

Oxidants– Foreign chemical substances that are added to a test in order to tamper with the results.  This test reveals if any of the most common oxidizing agents such as bleach, have been added to a urine sample. The affect oxidizing agents have on the urine depends on the amount added and the duration of time it has been in the urine

Specific Gravity– The measure of the density of a substance compared to the density of water.  It is used to test if the sample has been diluted. In urine the SG is a measure of the concentration of solid particles that have been dissolved.  Low levels of SG are indicative of a test that has apparent dilution

Ph– Is the measurement of acidity – alkalinity level of the urine.  The acceptable levels of urine Ph lie in the 4.0 – 9.0 range. Anything outside of this parameter indicates the likelihood of an altered sample

Nitrite– Tests for commonly used commercial adulterants such as Klear or Whizzies.  They work by oxidizing the primary Cannabinoid metabolite 11-Hydroxy-THC.  Urine should have no traces of nitrite

Glutaraldehyde– Tests for the presence of an Aldehyde. Some commercial adulterants such as clear choice and Urnaid contain Aldehyde which can cause a false negative reading due to the disruption of the enzyme used in some drug screening devices

Creatinine – A waste product of Creatine, which is an amino acid found in muscle tissue and contained in urine. A person may attempt to flush their system by drinking excessive amounts of water or other diuretics such as coffee or green tea. This can result in a diluted sample. Creatinine is a way to check for the possibility of diluted urine, which is one of the most common methods people use to circumvent drug testing. The absence of Creatinine is indicative of a sample inconsistent with human urine

How to Use a 12 Panel Drug Test

1. Be sure to read and follow the instructions provided with the test kit.
2. Collect a sufficient amount of urine in a clean container.
3. Place the test on a flat surface and remove the label covering the testing window.
4. Wait for the results to show, which may take anywhere from 5-10 minutes.
5. Refer to the product insert to determine the meaning of the results. A positive result is indicated by a single line in the control region and no line in the testing region. If there is a line in both the control and testing regions, this indicates a negative result.