13 Panel Drug Test Cup with Fentanyl (FYL)
12 Panel Now’s 13 Panel Drug Test Cup with Fentanyl screens for thirteen different substances. This is a safe and hygienic test that’s easy to use.
The no-drip screw top lid and leak-proof design ensure a quick and no-mess testing process. Furthermore, you won’t have difficulty analyzing the results, thanks to its easy-to-read peel-off label.
And since it comes with a temperature strip, you can immediately tell if the sample has been tampered with or not. This is a great drug test and fentanyl urine test for those who wish to utilize a thorough drug screening tool.
What Does a 13 Panel Drug Test test for?
A 13 Panel Drug test detects multiple substances all at once. It screens for:
- amphetamines
- barbiturates
- benzodiazepines
- buprenorphine
- cocaine
- ecstasy
- fentanyl
- marijuana
- methadone
- methamphetamine
- morphine
- oxycodone
- phencyclidine
What is Fentanyl?
When used as intended, Fentanyl is a helpful substance. Surgeons use this opioid analgesic (that’s 50-100 times more potent than morphine) for at least 70% of all surgeries in the U.S. It binds to the opioid receptors in the brain in the areas that control pain and emotions.
How Accurate are Urine Drug Tests?
All of our drug tests are 99% accurate. Take note, however, that this immunoassay is only a preliminary test. If it turns out positive, it needs further confirmatory testing.
13 Panel Drugs Tested
| Drug Name | Abbreviation | Detection time | Cut-Off Level |
| Amphetamines | AMP | 1-2 Days | 1000 ng/mL |
| Barbiturates | BAR | 1-4 Days | 300 ng/mL |
| Benzodiazepines | BZO | 1-2 Days | 300 ng/mL |
| Buprenorphine | BUP | 2-6 Days | 10 ng/mL |
| Cocaine | COC | 2-4 Days | 300 ng/mL |
| Ecstasy | MDMA | 2-4 Days | 500 ng/mL |
| Fentanyl | FYL | 2-3 Days | 200 ng/mL |
| Marijuana | THC | 5+ Days | 50 ng/mL |
| Methadone | MTD | 1-3 Days | 300 ng/mL |
| Methamphetamine | mAMP (or MET) | 2-4 Days | 1000 ng/mL |
| Morphine | OPI | 2-3 Days | 300 ng/mL |
| Oxycodone | OXY | 1-3 Days | 100 ng/mL |
| Phencyclidine | PCP | 7-14 Days | 25 ng/mL |
1. (AMP) Amphetamine
Amphetamines are a mood-altering drug, a very addictive substance. Doctors prescribe it for the treatment of ADD, ADHD, and narcolepsy. Some of the most well-known prescription amphetamines are Ritalin, Adderall, and Dexedrine.
Unfortunately, some people use Amphetamines are as a recreational drug.
2. (BAR) Barbiturates
This central nervous system depressant is also known as muscle relaxers and is used to treat seizures, headaches, and insomnia. Additionally, Barbiturates peaked in popularity in the 1970s but are not as widely prescribed today due to their highly addictive nature.
3. (BZO) Benzodiazepines
Benzodiazepines are Central Nervous System depressants commonly prescribed to treat anxiety, convulsive, sleep, and mood disorders.
Furthermore, physiological and psychological dependence can result from benzodiazepine misuse depending on the drug’s potency, its dosage, and the length of time it is taken.
4. (BUP) Buprenorphine
Buprenorphine, the primary ingredient found in Bunavail, Subutex, Suboxone, and Zubsolv, is a semi-synthetic opioid and partial agonist used in the treatment of opiate addiction.
However, Buprenorphine is no different from other opioids. It is also commonly abused because it produces significant euphoria. People use it illegally as a substitute for heroin or as a primary drug of abuse.
5. (COC) Cocaine
Cocaine is an addictive stimulant drug made from South American coca leaf extract. As a Schedule II drug, Cocaine has a high potential for abuse. Therefore, it can cause severe psychological or physical dependence.
6. (MDMA) Ecstasy
Neurologically speaking, Ecstasy tickles all the right spots of your brain.
MDMA, the drugs’ active chemical ingredient, enters brain cells and causes a serotonin release overdrive.
However, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) classifies MDMA as a Schedule I drug. This means it has a high potential for abuse but currently has no known medical use.
7. (FTY) Fentanyl
Although it’s present in 70% of all surgeries in the U.S., Fentanyl is one of the most notoriously well-known opioids to make news headlines.
According to CDC.gov, Non-Medical Fentanyl is sold through illegal drug markets for its heroin-like effect. Heroin and Cocaine are used as a combination product—with or without the user’s knowledge—to increase its euphoric effects. Moreover, the overdose epidemic involving Fentanyl only continues to grow.
8. (THC) Marijuana
Marijuana or Cannabis is controversial and popular on a global scale. Additionally, scientists and biologists are still studying cannabis plants. They want to determine whether THC, the primary psychoactive ingredient in Marijana and CBD, can be as medically helpful as some people believe.
The National Institute on Drug Abuse mentions that Marijuana can be addictive and a gateway drug.
9. (MTD) Methadone
Doctors prescribe Methadone for treating opioid addiction. This synthetic opioid agonist acts on the opioid receptors activated by opioids like morphine, heroin, and opioid-based pain medication.
However, unlike heroin, morphine, or opioid pain relievers, Methadone acts slowly. Additionally, it does not produce euphoria in a person with an opioid disorder.
10. (MAMP, MET) Methamphetamine
Meth is a highly addictive substance. Although it is possible to stop using it, the withdrawal symptoms that come with the process aren’t easy.
The long-time user can endanger the health and lives of the people around him. Additionally, people who use meth can exhibit violent behavior, experience hallucinations, and paranoia.
Not to mention that second-hand meth smoke can cause a person to test positive for the drug even if he doesn’t use it.
11. (OPI300, MOP) Opiates/Morphine
Opiates/Morphine are also illicitly used for recreational purposes by drug abusers.
Additionally, opiates can cause incapacitating physical dependence. This could severely affect an abuser’s physical and mental health.
12. (OXY) Oxycodone
Oxycodone comes from an alkaloid of opium known as thebaine. However, it’s effect is twice that of morphine and would lead to addiction stronger than some other opiates such as codeine.
Consequently, misuse and abuse of Oxycodone can lead to overdose and death.
13. (PCP) Phencyclidine
Phencyclidine or PCP (Molecular Formula C17H25N) is a synthetic hallucinogenic or dissociative drug that is considered one of the most dangerous illicit substances in the current list of drugs of abuse. Developed as a general anesthetic drug, its medical usage was discontinued as a consequence of its addictive nature and negative side effects.
PCP, in its pure form, is a crystalline, white powder that easily dissolves in water and alcohol. Additionally, like bath salts and spice (K2), abuse of PCP also results in detached, aggressive behavior and a feeling of invincibility and invulnerability.
Phencyclidine has been sold disguised as methamphetamine, THC, mescaline, LSD, MDMA, and even formaldehyde. Based on a 2000 report of DEA, ecstasy (MDMA) sold in the streets often contains PCP.
Description
13 Panel Drug Test Cup
12 Panel Now’s 13 Panel drug test cup’s design makes for easier, slip-proof handling. Its no-drip twist top lid and leak-resistant features allow a safe and hygienic urine drug testing process for everyone.
Additionally, 12 Panel Now’s wholesale 13 Panel drug test cup complies with the SAMHSA cutoff levels. New lower cutoffs make this urine analysis test ideal for pain management and drug screening.
It’s your one-stop, fentanyl drug test for either clinical or at-home use.
13 Panel Drug Test Instructions
Before testing
- Bring the 13 Panel 100 Drug Test Cup, specimen, and/ or controls to room temperature (59-78 degrees F) before use. Remove the cup from the sealed pouch and use it as soon as possible.
- Have the donor date and initial the body label.
After testing
- Donor provides a urine specimen in the drug testing cup and screws cap on top of it. Start the timer immediately after use.
- The operator should now verify that the cap is secured.
How to read a 13 panel drug test cup
- Remove the peel-off label.
- Check the temperature strip label at 2-4 minutes after specimen collection for the fresh urine specimen. Green color will appear to indicate the temperature of the urine specimen. The proper range for an adulterated specimen is 90-100 degree F (32-38 degree C).
- Drug test results are indicated by the presence or absence of colored band(s) in the result area of the test strips. Make sure to read the test result after a time interval of 5 minutes. Do not interpret the result after 8 minutes.
- Positive test results must be confirmed by another drug testing method. Send the cup and urine specimen intact to a toxicology laboratory for confirmation.
- Cut off Levels
FAQ
Why settle for less when you can test for so much more?
Screen for thirteen different substances, all at once, with 12 Panel Now’s 13 panel drug test cups. It’s equipped with everything you need in a multi-panel cup – efficiency and economy to the max!
Safety and efficiency
What’s your primary concern when looking for a 13 panel drug test cup? Like our meticulous customers, you want to ensure you’re getting the safest, most accurate, most reliable, and most budget-friendly product out there. This is especially true when you’re doing drug testing for a clinic, rehab, police station, or similar organizations.
This is why doing business with a reliable supplier of drug testing kits is necessary. Because you want your drug testing process to be safe and efficient every time, all the time.
Economy
For orders of 2,000 cups upward, quantity pricing is available as well as discounts on shipping!
We understand that all workers in a doctor’s office need to be drug-free. Otherwise, the health and safety of the patients and the clinic’s reputation and insurance coverage can be compromised. Therefore, you need to administer a urine test regularly.
Here are some of the reasons why using a 13 panel drug test cup is necessary:
Employment
Employers typically require regular and random drug testing in their workplace to ensure everyone’s health, safety, and productivity. They may also require job applicants to undergo drug testing as one of the determinants for hiring.
Legal purposes
Courts often require people charged with DUI and other criminal activities to go through drug tests.
Athletic requirements
Sports organizations, both collegiate and professional, require athletes to take a drug test to rule out doping.
Rehabs
Rehabs monitor the sobriety of their patients. They want to make sure their patients are taking their treatment programs seriously.
These cups are ideal for several reasons.
Accuracy
With 99% accuracy, 12 Panel Now’s 13 panel drug test cups are among the most reliable cups in the market today.
Ease of use
Each cup includes instructions on how to take the urine display sample and read it correctly. There isn’t any need for additional body temperature testing or placing anything into the urine since the test strips are right in the cups.
Safety
It’s leak-resistant and comes with a no-drip lid, making it safe to use and handle.
To view a step-by-step video guide on how to read a drug test, visit: How to Read a Drug Testing Kit?
Here are some things you can do to prepare for a 13 panel drug test:
- Keep yourself hydrated so you can produce a sufficient amount of urine.
- If you’re taking a prescription medication, bring it with you. Make sure you inform the technician about it.
- Try and avoid bringing valuables with you. It’s because you might be asked to empty your pockets before entering the testing area.
The 13 panel drug test comes with a built-in temperature strip for validating the donor’s urine. If the urine sample falls above or below the average range, the test fails.
Because Xanax is a benzodiazepine, it will likely show up on a urine drug test that is designed to detect it. In this case, the 13 panel drug test and many more detect benzodiazepines.
Tramadol is not usually detected on a standard drug test. However, there are tests available from 12 Panel Now, like the 14 Panel Drug test. This test does detect Tramadol and 13 other substances. Also, there are tramadol urine test strips available as well.
The 13 panel drug test does not normally detect the presence of alcohol in urine. However, you can use a 12 Panel Test + ETG Strip, a 14 Panel Drug Test with EtG, or an EtG alcohol test strip to detect this substance in urine.
On a 13 panel drug test cup, 1000 ng/mL is the cutoff level for amphetamines.
Typically, standard drug screen panels do not test Buprenorphine. Suboxone will only show up on a drug test if it tests explicitly for Buprenorphine or its metabolites or Naloxone. 12 Panel Now provides a specific suboxone test strip for this purpose.
You can buy this urine test kit here at 12 Panel Now at low prices! The more cups you buy, the lower the costs!
LSD, also known as acid will not show up in this test. You’ll need an LSD test strip if you want to detect this substance in urine.
Positive
Only one colored band appears, in the control region ©. No apparent colored band appears in the test region (T)
Negative
Two colored bands appear on the membrane. One brand appears in the control regions © and another band appears in the test region (T).
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.
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