Cotinine, Nicotine Urine Test, As Low as $0.29 Per Test

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Forensic use Cutoff level
Cotinine
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Description

Cotinine Urine Test – Dip Test Features

  • The single panel Cotinine drug test detect nicotine levels in urine
  • Cotinine is a Metabolite of Nicotine and is the primary alkaloid found in tobacco products
  • Cutoff Level for Cotinine in this Particular Test is 200 ng/mL
  • This test is designed to be both cost-efficient and reliable.
  • Cotinine is detectable up to 4 days after a person’s last cigarette
  • 12 Panel Now’s dip tests have high level of accuracy level at 99%.
  • Test results from urine samples will be visible within five minutes.

Why Use a Cotinine Nicotine Urine Test?

Despite the risks associated with nicotine use, it is not considered a controlled substance by the FDA.

Employers and institutions still are within their right to test individuals for Cotinine. They may include a cotinine test when they initiate their drug screening procedures.

On the other hand, some employers may wish to assess tobacco use within their workforce or enforce a no-smoking policy in their company.

If you want to learn more about nicotine, check out our knowledge base.

Cotinine, Nicotine Urine Test by 12PanelNow

Welcome to 12PanelNow, where we offer a wide array of reliable and efficient drug testing solutions. Among our most popular products is the Cotinine Dip Stick, a product specially designed for detecting nicotine and its byproduct, cotinine, in the system. 

Understanding the Cotinine Test

A cotinine test is a specific type of drug test that detects the presence of cotinine, the primary metabolite of nicotine, in the body. This test is crucial for determining whether someone has used tobacco or nicotine products recently.

The Power of the Cotinine Urine Test

Our Cotinine Dip Stick is a cotinine urine test designed to detect cotinine levels in the urine accurately. The test is easy to use and delivers quick and reliable results, making it a preferred choice for various settings, from healthcare facilities to workplaces.

How to Use a Cotinine Urine Dip Test?

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  1. Remove the cotinine urine test from its sealed pouch and use it as soon as possible. For best results, perform the assay within an hour.
  2. Next, hold the dip test by the end, where you can see the product name. To avoid contamination, do not touch the test membrane.
  3. Then, holding the test vertically, dip the test in the urine specimen for at least 10-15 seconds. Do not immerse above the maximum line (MAX) on the test. That’s about 1/5th of the way up the test.
  4. After the drug test has finished, remove the test from the specimen and place it on a non-absorbent flat surface. Start the timer and wait for the colored band(s) to appear. Read the result at 5 minutes. Do not interpret it after 10 minutes.

Nicotine Test: What It Reveals

The nicotine test reveals recent use of tobacco or nicotine products. Nicotine itself leaves the body quickly, but its byproduct, cotinine, can be detected in the body for up to a week after use. This makes the cotinine test an effective tool for gauging nicotine use. 

Where Can I Find Nicotine Urine Test?

If you’re searching for a “nicotine urine test near me” or “cotinine test near me,” you’re in the right place. 12 Panel Now offers a wide range of drug testing supplies, including the Cotinine Dip Stick, available online for your convenience.

Cotinine Test Strips: Simple and Effective

Our Cotinine Dip Stick utilizes cotinine test strips that are immersed in a urine sample for results. These urine cotinine test strips are designed to provide accurate results quickly, offering a hassle-free solution to nicotine testing.

How Long Does Nicotine Stay in Your System?

Nicotine itself typically leaves the body within 1-3 days after you stop using tobacco. However, cotinine, a metabolite of nicotine, can remain in your system for up to a week. Our nicotine urine test strips are designed to detect this metabolite, providing an accurate measure of recent nicotine use.

How to read Cotinine Urine Test?

Drug Test Strips Positive Result

Positive

Only one colored band appears, in the control region ©. No apparent colored band appears in the test region (T)

Drug Test Strips Negative Result

Negative

Two colored bands appear on the membrane. One brand appears in the control regions © and another band appears in the test region (T).

Drug Test Strips Invalid Result

Invalid

Control band fails to appear. Results from any test which has not produced a control band at the specified read time must be discarded. Please review the procedure and repeat with a new test. If the problems persist, discontinue using the kit immediately and contact your local distributor.

What is Cotinine, Nicotine ?

Cotinine is a metabolite of nicotine, a toxic substance that stimulates the central nervous system. It is a metabolite of Nicotine and is the main alkaloid in tobacco.

Cotinine levels can be present in the body after consuming nicotine products like cigarettes, nicotine patches, gums, and nasal sprays. Studies today show that small doses of nicotine release adrenaline.

Like many stimulants, the nicotine assumption in small amounts will increase energy and cause the user to become more alert. In larger doses, however, nicotine releases dopamine, consequently providing a sedative effect.

How Long is Cotinine Detectable in Urine Test?

The detection time for cotinine in a urine test depends on the frequency of exposure to nicotine. If a person smokes infrequently, cotinine may be present in their urine for about four days, while with regular exposure to nicotine, it may be detectable for up to three weeks after the last exposure. However, both nicotine and cotinine are usually detectable in the blood for 1 to 3 days after the person stops using tobacco.

What Can Cause a False Positive for Cotinine?

Cotinine is a metabolite of nicotine and is often used as a biomarker for tobacco use. However, certain substances or conditions can cause a false positive for cotinine on a drug test. Here are some possible causes of a false positive for cotinine:
  1. Secondhand smoke exposure: Exposure to secondhand smoke can cause cotinine to be present in the body even if the person did not smoke themselves.
  2. Nicotine replacement therapy: Nicotine gum, patches, lozenges, or other nicotine replacement products can cause a false positive for cotinine on a drug test.
  3. Certain medications: Some medications, such as antibiotics or antidepressants, can cause a false positive for cotinine on a drug test.
  4. Foods and beverages: Certain foods and beverages, such as tea, coffee, and chocolate, can contain trace amounts of nicotine and may cause a false positive for cotinine.
  5. Mouthwash: Some types of mouthwash and dental products may contain small amounts of nicotine and can cause a false positive for cotinine.

How Long is Cotinine Detectable in Urine Test?

Cotinine is a metabolite of nicotine, the active ingredient in tobacco products. Cotinine is often used as a biomarker for tobacco exposure because it has a longer half-life than nicotine, making it easier to detect.

In urine, cotinine can typically be detected for up to 2-3 days after the last tobacco use in occasional users. However, for habitual smokers or those who use other tobacco products regularly, cotinine might be detectable for a longer period, up to 2 weeks or more, because of accumulation in the body.

Is Nicotine Tested in Drug Testing?

A standard drug test does not test for nicotine. A nicotine test is used instead to detect nicotine or its metabolite cotinine in the body. Cotinine is a chemical produced by the human body after nicotine exposure.

Nicotine testing to detect cotinine is usually done as part of a smoking cessation program, or a health or life insurance application. Nicotine testing can also be ordered by the court in child custody cases, prior to certain surgical procedures, or if there is suspected nicotine overdose or poisoning.

Nicotine can be detected in the blood, urine, saliva, and hair. A saliva test is the most sensitive test used to detect cotinine. It can detect nicotine up to 4 days after nicotine inhalation or use.

Can You Test Positive for Cotinine from Second Hand Smoke?

Measuring cotinine in blood is considered the most reliable way to determine exposure to nicotine for both smokers and nonsmokers who are exposed to environmental tobacco smoke . However, it's important to note that cotinine levels will start to return to a normal level 7 to 10 days after being away from tobacco products or secondhand smoke.

How Long Does Cotinine Stay in Your System?

Cotinine has a half-life of about 16 hours, but it may take up to 40 hours to be eliminated from the body. Generally, cotinine will be gone from your blood within 1 to 10 days after you stop using tobacco. After 7 to 10 days of not smoking or being exposed to nicotine, cotinine levels start to return to a normal level. Blood cotinine levels for nonsmokers in the U.S. population have decreased about 70% in the past 15 years, indicating that public health interventions to reduce exposure to secondhand smoke have been successful.

What Can Cause a Failed Drug Test?

A failed drug test can mean either a positive test result or problems in the testing process that affect the result of the test. It can also be caused by food or medication taken before testing.

A failed drug test due to a positive drug test result means the drugs tested for are detected in the body. The individual failed the drug test because drugs are present in his body above the cut-off level, indicating the use of the drugs tested for.

A failed drug test can also mean a breach in the integrity of the testing process thereby affecting the results of the test. The breach in testing protocol may occur in specimen collection, handling, or storage.

12 Panel Now: Your Trustworthy Source for Urine Cotinine Testing

At 12 Panel Now, we’re dedicated to providing high-quality, reliable, and affordable drug testing solutions. Our Cotinine Dip Stick is a testament to this commitment, designed to deliver accurate and efficient nicotine testing.

Rapid Drug Test Kit at Your Fingertips

When it comes to cotinine urine testing, quick results are often essential. That’s why our Cotinine Dip Stick is designed to provide results within minutes, allowing for efficient and effective nicotine testing.

All Your Drug Testing Supplies in One Place

From nicotine test strips to a wide array of other drug tests for sale, 12 Panel Now is your one-stop shop for all your drug testing needs. We ensure our customers have access to the best drug test supplies available.

Drug Test Wholesale Options

Looking for wholesale options? We offer competitive pricing for bulk purchases. Whether you need a large quantity of Cotinine Dip Sticks or other drug testing supplies, we have you covered.

Trust 12 Panel Now for all your drug testing needs. For more information about our Cotinine Dip Stick or any other products, feel free to contact us anytime. We are here to ensure you have the resources you need, when and where you need them. 

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1. FORENSIC USE ONLY PRODUCTS

Products labeled FORENSIC USE ONLY (FUO) are not intended to be used or represented as FDA-cleared clinical diagnostic devices when they do not possess such clearance.

FUO devices are intended for appropriate forensic drugs-of-abuse testing applications.

Appropriate users and settings may include:

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Products designated Forensic Use Only should be used only in accordance with their applicable labeling and intended use.

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An FUO designation must not be represented by a purchaser, reseller or distributor as equivalent to FDA clearance for clinical diagnostic use.

3. AT-HOME AND OVER-THE-COUNTER USE

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Customers, distributors and resellers are responsible for maintaining the intended-use designation when advertising or redistributing these products.

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Where permitted by the specific product’s labeling and regulatory status, Employment & Insurance applications may include certain:

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The specific labeling and intended use of the individual product controls.

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Unless the particular product and testing methodology are authorized for the applicable program, customers must not assume that a general Employment & Insurance drug test is appropriate for federally regulated programs including those involving:

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Customers performing federally regulated testing are responsible for ensuring that the specimen type, collection process, chain-of-custody procedures, laboratory testing, confirmatory testing, Medical Review Officer requirements, reporting and other elements of the testing program comply with applicable federal requirements.

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12 Panel Now carries standard and specialty drug-testing configurations.

Depending upon the particular product, labeling, configuration and regulatory status, products testing for certain specialty or emerging analytes may be designated Forensic Use Only or possess another restricted intended use.

Examples may include products screening for:

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Always follow the regulatory designation and intended-use labeling of the specific product.

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Customers should therefore not assume that all fentanyl test strips, cups, dip cards, cartridges or other fentanyl-testing devices have the same regulatory status simply because they detect fentanyl.

The designation applicable to the particular product controls.

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Certain oral-fluid or saliva drug-testing devices and configurations may be designated Forensic Use Only or have other intended-use restrictions.

The regulatory status of a urine-testing device must not be assumed to apply to an oral-fluid device, or vice versa, merely because both devices test for similar substances.

Customers should verify the designation applicable to the specific oral-fluid product.

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A preliminary positive, presumptive positive or non-negative screening result should not automatically be regarded as a definitive laboratory-confirmed result.

Where confirmation is required by law, regulation, employer policy, court procedure, correctional policy, insurance program or other applicable standard, confirmatory laboratory testing should be performed using an appropriate confirmatory methodology.

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Website descriptions and general educational information do not replace the official labeling and instructions applicable to the individual device.

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By purchasing or using a product labeled Forensic Use Only, Employment & Insurance, or otherwise subject to an intended-use restriction, the purchaser acknowledges responsibility for using and distributing the product consistently with its applicable labeling and applicable law.

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Effective Date: August 29, 2026
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12 Panel Now offers a wide range of drug and alcohol screening devices with different regulatory classifications and intended uses.

Some products and configurations are designated FORENSIC USE ONLY (FUO). Other products may be designated for Employment & Insurance (E&I) applications.

Still other products sold by 12 Panel Now may be FDA Cleared, CLIA Waived, intended for professional use, or possess another regulatory designation.

Not every drug test sold by 12 Panel Now has the same regulatory status. The purchaser and end user are responsible for reviewing the product page, package labeling, instructions for use, package insert and intended-use designation applicable to the specific product being purchased.

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Weight0.01 lbs
Dimensions3 × 2 × 1 in
Drug testedCOT
As low AsAs low As
Price$0.29
StatusForensic Use
Reviews (6)

6 reviews for Cotinine, Nicotine Urine Test, As Low as $0.29 Per Test

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