Drug & Alcohol Screening Tests for Occupational and Clinical Programs
Drug and alcohol screening tests for occupational health programs, clinics, pain management, addiction treatment facilities and laboratories - urine and oral fluid drug screens in 5-panel through 12-panel and higher configurations, integrated test cups, dip cards and cassettes, plus breath and saliva alcohol tests. Lines include Premier Biotech, Abbott (iCup), ACON, DrugCheck and Germaine AccuTest. Panels detect substances such as THC, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines, methamphetamine, PCP, benzodiazepines and oxycodone, with specimen validity checks available. Wholesale case pricing for facilities, laboratories and licensed distributors.
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Drug and Alcohol Screening Tests for Occupational and Clinical Programs
Drug and alcohol screening tests provide qualitative point-of-care results for substances of abuse from urine or oral fluid, and for alcohol from breath or saliva. The category covers multi-panel urine cups, dip cards, single-drug cassettes, oral fluid collection devices and alcohol screening strips, stocked across occupational health, clinics, pain management, addiction treatment and laboratory settings.
Screening Formats Stocked
- Integrated urine test cups - All-in-one collection cups with built-in test strips reading multiple drug classes at once, including Abbott iCup, Premier Biotech and ACON formats, with temperature strips and specimen validity checks available.
- Dip cards and cassettes - Multi-drug dip cards in 5-panel through 12-panel and higher configurations dipped into a separate cup, plus single-drug cassettes to add specific analytes, from lines such as DrugCheck, ACON and Germaine AccuTest.
- Oral fluid screening devices - Saliva collection and test devices for observed collection where urine collection is not practical.
- Alcohol screening tests - Breath alcohol devices and saliva alcohol strips reporting semi-quantitative blood alcohol estimates.
Drug Panel Configurations Available
| Configuration | Format | Typical Analytes Covered | Common Setting |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5-panel | Cup, dip card | THC, COC, OPI, AMP, PCP | Workplace, occupational health |
| 10-panel | Cup, dip card | 5-panel plus BZO, BAR, MTD, MDMA, OXY | Clinical, pain management |
| 12-panel and higher | Cup | 10-panel plus BUP, EDDP and additional classes | Addiction treatment, lab |
| Oral fluid | Swab device | Multi-drug saliva panel | Observed collection |
| Alcohol | Breath, saliva strip | Ethanol / BAC estimate | Occupational, clinical |
Drug and alcohol screening is a recurring, high-frequency consumable in occupational health and clinical monitoring programs, where testing runs on a fixed schedule across large staff or patient populations. Case pricing and standing orders on the standard panel configurations keep per-test cost predictable for programs that screen at volume. Order at the best Wholesale Prices with MAP Medical.
Browse Related Categories
Drug and alcohol screening sits alongside infectious disease & serology test kits and urinalysis test strips & systems in the point-of-care menu, and pairs with specimen collection and transport supplies for collection cups and transport. Browse the full rapid test kits and diagnostics section or the laboratory supplies catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What drug panel configurations are available?
The catalog stocks 5-panel, 10-panel and 12-panel and higher drug screens in integrated cup and dip card formats, plus single-drug cassettes and oral fluid devices. A 5-panel typically covers THC, cocaine, opiates, amphetamines and PCP, while 10-panel and higher configurations add benzodiazepines, barbiturates, methadone, MDMA, oxycodone and buprenorphine. Configurations are available with and without specimen validity checks.
What is the difference between urine and oral fluid drug screens?
Urine drug screens use a collected urine specimen with an integrated cup or dip card and cover a wide detection window across many drug classes. Oral fluid screens use a saliva collection swab device, allow observed collection without a restroom, and have a shorter detection window focused on recent use. Both formats are stocked.
Do the test cups include specimen validity or adulteration checks?
Many integrated urine cups and dip cards include validity strips reading creatinine, pH, specific gravity and oxidants, plus a temperature strip on the cup wall to confirm the specimen is within range at collection, flagging diluted or adulterated specimens. Configurations are stocked both with and without validity panels.
Can facilities order drug and alcohol screening tests in bulk?
Yes. Drug and alcohol screening tests are stocked in case quantities for occupational health programs, clinics, pain management, addiction treatment centers, laboratories and licensed distributors. Standing order programs are available for standard 5-panel, 10-panel and 12-panel screens. Contact our procurement team for tiered case pricing and standing order setup.
What drug screening products should be included in a facility formulary?
A drug screening formulary typically includes a standard multi-panel integrated urine cup (5-panel and 10-panel), a higher-panel cup for expanded monitoring, an oral fluid device for observed collection, and an alcohol screening option, with validity-check configurations where collection integrity is a concern. MAP Medical builds consolidated formulary packages matched to program type and test volume - contact our team for an assessment.