Drug and Alcohol Testing for Clinical and Workplace Programs
Drug and alcohol testing supplies for occupational health, clinics and workplace programs - integrated urine drug screen cups, single- and multi-panel dip cards, oral fluid saliva tests, breath alcohol devices and collection supplies from Alere, Premier Biotech and Quidel. Cups combine collection and testing with temperature strips for specimen validity, and panels range from single-analyte to high-count multi-panel configurations. Chain-of-custody forms and adulteration checks support defensible results. Many devices are CLIA-waived for screening. Wholesale case pricing for occupational health, clinics, laboratories and clinical procurement.
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Drug and Alcohol Testing for Clinical and Workplace Programs
Drug and alcohol testing covers the rapid screening devices used to detect drugs of abuse and alcohol in clinical, occupational and workplace testing programs. The category includes urine drug screen cups and dip cards, oral fluid tests, breath alcohol devices and specimen collection and adulteration-check supplies. Products are stocked from lines such as Alere, Premier Biotech and Quidel for clinics, occupational health, laboratories and licensed distributors.
Drug and Alcohol Testing Products Stocked
- Integrated drug screen cups - All-in-one urine collection cups with built-in test strips for multi-panel drug screening and temperature strips.
- Drug test dip cards - Single- and multi-panel dip cards read from a separate collection cup.
- Oral fluid tests - Saliva collection devices for observed oral fluid drug screening.
- Breath alcohol devices - Breathalyzers and single-use breath alcohol screening tests with disposable mouthpieces.
- Collection and adulteration supplies - Specimen cups, temperature strips, chain-of-custody forms and adulteration check strips.
Drug Screen Formats and Panels
| Format | Specimen | Panel Range | Common Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Integrated cup | Urine | Up to 12+ analytes | Clinical, workplace |
| Dip card | Urine | 1 to 12+ analytes | Lower-volume screening |
| Oral fluid | Saliva | Multi-panel | Observed collection |
| Breath alcohol | Breath | Alcohol only | Alcohol screening |
Panel Configuration and Chain of Custody
Drug screen devices are configured by panel - the set of analytes each device detects - ranging from single-drug cards through multi-analyte panels that cover common drug classes. Integrated cups combine collection and testing in one device with a temperature strip to confirm specimen validity, while dip cards separate collection and testing. Programs that require defensible results use chain-of-custody forms and adulteration check strips alongside the test. Many of these devices are CLIA-waived for screening; confirmatory testing is referred to a laboratory. Facilities select panel configuration by their testing program and applicable requirements.
Drug and alcohol testing is a program-driven consumable line concentrated in occupational health, clinics and workplace testing services that screen at steady volume. Consolidating the cup, card, oral fluid and breath alcohol formats plus collection supplies under one wholesale account keeps a testing program stocked and standing orders aligned to panel configuration for materials management. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an integrated drug screen cup and a dip card?
An integrated cup combines urine collection and testing in a single device, with test strips built into the cup wall and usually a temperature strip to confirm specimen validity, so the specimen is never poured off. A dip card is a separate test strip card dipped into urine collected in a standard cup. Integrated cups suit higher-volume observed collection, while dip cards are a lower-cost option for smaller programs.
What drug panels are available?
Drug screen devices are stocked in panel configurations ranging from single-analyte cards to multi-panel devices covering common drug classes, including higher-count panels with additional analytes. The panel defines which drug classes a device detects. Facilities select panel configuration by their testing program requirements, and specialized panels are available for specific screening needs.
Are point-of-care drug and alcohol tests CLIA-waived?
Many rapid urine drug screen cups, dip cards and breath alcohol screening devices are CLIA-waived for screening use, which lets them run outside a central laboratory under a Certificate of Waiver. Screening results that are non-negative are typically referred to a laboratory for confirmatory testing. Facilities confirm the complexity category of each specific device against their CLIA certificate before use.
Can occupational health programs order drug and alcohol tests in bulk?
Yes. Drug screen cups, dip cards, oral fluid tests, breath alcohol devices and collection supplies are stocked in case and bulk quantities for occupational health services, clinics, laboratories and licensed medical distributors. Standing order programs are available for programs that screen at steady volume. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What drug and alcohol testing products should be in a program formulary?
A typical testing formulary includes the primary urine drug screen format in the panel configuration the program uses, whether integrated cups or dip cards, oral fluid devices where observed saliva collection is used, breath alcohol devices with disposable mouthpieces, and the collection supplies that support defensible results including temperature strips, chain-of-custody forms and adulteration checks. MAP Medical builds consolidated drug and alcohol testing packages matched to program type and volume - contact our team for an assessment.