Urine Drug Test Kits & Rapid Drug Screening Devices for Healthcare Facilities
A urine drug test kit is a single-use immunoassay device that screens a urine specimen for one or more drug classes and shows a result line within minutes. This category lists about 450 items, led by rapid drug screening devices. Dip devices run from a single THC, oxycodone, or tricyclic test to 10 panels, drug test cups from 5 to 14 panels, and oral fluid devices from 5 to 10 panels. Panels named in the titles include amphetamine, barbiturate, benzodiazepine, buprenorphine, cocaine, methadone, methamphetamine, opiate, oxycodone, PCP, and THC. Several devices are marked CLIA waived. The main dip, cup, and oral fluid lines ship 25 per box, and cassettes 40 per box.
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Urine Drug Test Kits: The Class List Sets the Device
A screening program is written as a list of drug classes it has to detect. The device is then chosen to match that list. The format, dip device, cup, or oral fluid, follows the collection setting. The listings here are sorted by class count, from 1 to 14 per device, and each title names the classes it covers. A 5-class device and a 10-class device from Abbott ship in the same 25-per-box carton. The class list is the main decision per site.
Drug Screening Formats in This Category
- Single-test dip devices: Abbott Toxicology devices for one drug class, such as the THC dip, the oxycodone dip, and the tricyclic antidepressant dip, 25 per box.
- 2- to 6-panel dip devices: Abbott devices from a cocaine and THC dip through 3-, 4-, and 5-class combinations to two 6-class dips. One of them adds PCP to the amphetamine, cocaine, methamphetamine, opiate, and THC set. Each is named for the classes it covers, 25 per box.
- 8- to 10-panel dip devices: Abbott 8-, 9-, and 10-panel dip devices, including two 10-class versions with different lists, covering amphetamine through THC, 25 per box. Both 10-panel devices and two of the 5-panel dips are marked CLIA waived in the title.
- Drug test cups: Abbott square, round, and flat urine cups from 5 to 14 panels, 25 per box, with the test built into the cup wall. The CLIA waived drug test cups are the 5-, 7-, 12-, and 14-panel cups marked as waived in the title.
- Oral fluid devices: the Abbott 9-panel oral fluid cube for amphetamine, barbiturate, cocaine, MDMA, methamphetamine, methadone, opiate, oxycodone, and PCP, and the oral fluid cube line from 5 to 10 panels, 25 per box.
- Single-test cassettes and cotinine tests: the Abbott single-test buprenorphine cassette and a single-test cotinine device, 40 per box.
- Other screening lines: devices from Inverness Medical, Alere, Premier Biotech, Jant Pharmacal, and Diagnostic Test Group, each listed by part number.
Panel Coverage by Device Listed
| Device | Panels | Drug classes named in the title | Specimen | CLIA status in title | Pack |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abbott single-test THC dip | 1 | THC | Urine | Not marked | 25/bx |
| Abbott cocaine and THC dip | 2 | Cocaine, THC | Urine | Not marked | 25/bx |
| Abbott 5-class dip | 5 | AMP, COC, MET, OPI, THC | Urine | CLIA waived | 25/bx |
| Abbott 6-class dip | 6 | COC, THC, OPI, AMP, MET, PCP | Urine | Not marked | 25/bx |
| Abbott 9-class dip | 9 | COC, THC, OPI, AMP, MET, PCP, BZO, BAR, MTD | Urine | Not marked | 25/bx |
| Abbott 10-class dip | 10 | AMP, BAR, BZO, BUP, COC, MET, MTD, OPI, OXY, THC | Urine | CLIA waived | 25/bx |
| Abbott oral fluid cube | 9 | AMP, BAR, COC, MDMA, MET, MTD, OPI, OXY, PCP | Oral fluid | Not marked | 25/bx |
| Abbott square cup | 5 | See listing | Urine, square cup | CLIA waived | 25/bx |
| Abbott round cup | 14 | See listing | Urine, round cup | CLIA waived | 25/bx |
CLIA Waived Drug Test Devices: What the Label Means for a Site
A CLIA waived device may be run at a site that holds a Certificate of Waiver, without the personnel and proficiency requirements of a moderate-complexity laboratory. The waiver is granted per device by the FDA. It is a property of the part number, not of the brand or the class count. In this category two Abbott 10-panel dip devices and two Abbott 5-panel dip devices state the waiver in the title, and so do the 5-, 7-, 12-, and 14-panel cups. The other devices do not state it. A clinic, occupational health office, or behavioral health program without a laboratory director orders from the waived list. Confirm the site's CLIA certificate first. A non-waived device on a waived site is a compliance finding, not a product problem.
Who Makes the Drug Screening Devices in This Category
Abbott Toxicology supplies about 110 of the 450 or so listings, including the dip devices, test cups, and oral fluid cubes. Inverness Medical (about 60), Alere (about 35), Premier Biotech (about 35), and Jant Pharmacal (about 25) follow, with Alere Toxicology Products, Diagnostic Test Group, and St Johns Companies listing the remaining devices. Each title names the drug classes the device covers. Pack counts are in every product title.
What This Category Does Not Cover
A rapid screening device gives a preliminary result. Confirmatory testing by a laboratory is a separate service and is not sold here. Specimen validity strips are listed only where a title names them. Pregnancy tests are under Gynecology. Blood collection tubes are under their own page.
Screening volume follows the program, not the census. The order is written by class list and by site and reordered by the box. Send your current device list to our sales team for wholesale pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a drug screening device, and how is it sold?
A drug screening device is a single-use immunoassay that tests a urine or oral fluid specimen for one or more drug classes and shows a result within minutes. The dip devices here are dipped into the specimen cup. The oral fluid device collects from the mouth. The Abbott devices are sold 25 per box, by part number, with the classes named in the title. The result is a preliminary screen. A laboratory confirms any non-negative result by a separate method.
What does a 10 panel urine drug test cover?
Ten drug classes. One Abbott 10-panel dip device listed here names amphetamine, barbiturate, benzodiazepine, buprenorphine, cocaine, methamphetamine, methadone, opiate, oxycodone, and THC. A second Abbott 10-panel dip device swaps buprenorphine and oxycodone for PCP and tricyclic antidepressants. Both ship 25 per box. Both state CLIA waived in the title. Read the class list on each title, because two 10-panel devices do not cover the same ten classes.
What does a 5 panel urine drug test cover?
Five classes, and the set varies by device:
- Abbott dip with methamphetamine: amphetamine, cocaine, methamphetamine, opiate, THC; CLIA waived
- Abbott dip with PCP: amphetamine, cocaine, opiate, PCP, THC; CLIA waived
- Abbott dip combinations: four devices built on cocaine and THC plus three classes from opiate, morphine, methamphetamine, amphetamine, benzodiazepine, and PCP
All ship 25 per box. Match the five classes to the program's panel before choosing between them.
Which CLIA waived drug test devices are listed?
Four Abbott Toxicology dip devices state the waiver in the product title: two 10-panel dip devices with different class lists and two 5-panel dip devices, each 25 per box. The 5-, 7-, 12-, and 14-panel Abbott cups marked waived are listed as well. A waived device may be run at a site holding a CLIA Certificate of Waiver. Devices that do not state the waiver in the title are listed without it, and our sales team can request the status from the manufacturer for any part number.
Do you carry drug test cups and oral fluid devices?
Yes, both. The Abbott urine cups run 5 to 14 panels in square, round, and flat formats, 25 per box, with the test strips built into the cup wall. Four of them state CLIA waived in the title. The oral fluid line covers 5 to 10 panels, with the 9-panel oral fluid cube naming amphetamine, barbiturate, cocaine, MDMA, methamphetamine, methadone, opiate, oxycodone, and PCP. Oral fluid collection needs no restroom and no specimen cup. The plain urine cups a dip device pairs with are on the Vacutainers catalog page.
Can my facility order drug test kits in bulk?
Yes. The Abbott dip devices, cups, and oral fluid devices ship 25 per box, and cassettes 40 per box. Boxes are ordered by part number. An occupational health office running 100 screens a month orders 4 boxes. A behavioral health program with two class lists orders by site. Devices carry an expiration date. Order to the program's monthly volume rather than a yearly supply. Send your panel list and monthly screen count to our sales team for wholesale pricing.
What screening devices belong on a facility formulary?
Two devices cover a typical program:
- One multi-class urine dip device or test cup matched to the program's list, CLIA waived if the site runs on a waiver
- One single-test device for the class the program rechecks most, such as THC or oxycodone
Sites that cannot collect urine add the 9-panel oral fluid device. Our sales team can match these to the lines you already run.
How fast do drug screening devices ship?
In-stock devices ordered before 1:00 PM CST typically ship the same day. Non-stock devices generally ship within 2-4 business days, although lead times may vary by manufacturer. Send the part number and panel of the device in use, and our sales team will confirm stock, the expiration dating, and a matching substitute before you order.