5 Pack Identify Diagnostics 5 Panel Drug Test Dip - Testing Instantly for 5 Different Drugs THC, COC, MOP, MET, AMP ID-CP5-DIP (5)
Brand: Identify Diagnostics

Identify Diagnostics 5 Panel Drug Test Dip with Low Opiates Cutoff - Testing Instantly for 5 Drugs. Model # ID-CP5-DIP Available in packs of 5, 10, 15, 25, 50, or 100 dips. Identify Diagnostics drug test dips were created with quality, accuracy, & price as key features. This drug test kit has a low cut-off level of 300 ng/mL for MOP. Many other dips have an opiate cut-off level of 2,000 ng/mL. This 5 panel dip test is one of several available versions trusted by medical professionals & home office drug testers across the United States. This 5 panel drug test dip detects the following drugs at the below recommended cut-off levels in human urine: AMP - 1000 ng/mL COC - 300 ng/mL THC - 50 ng/mL MET - 1000 ng/mL MOP - 300 ng/mL (Six times lower than many other brands) Please view the image gallery featuring graphics designed to help understand how to use the drug tests, read results, and other useful test info. Please Note: Even a faint T line is considered a negative test result. The brightness of a T line can vary due to factors such as: protein levels, acidity, dilution, and specific gravity level. Please Note: Urine collection cups are not included with these drug test dips, which is often why dip tests are lower in price than cup tests. Please use a clean cup when testing.

CLIA Waived / 510k Cleared. IMPORTANT: Wait a full 5 minutes before reading results. Some T-Lines may appear instantly & some may require up to 5 minutes to react fully to the urine specimen.
Over 99% accuracy in detecting drugs according to the recommended cut-off levels: Amphetamines AMP, Cocaine COC, Marijuana THC, Methamphetamines MET, Opiates / Morphine MOP
Collection cups not included. REMOVE CAP BEFORE DIPPING, dip in urine for 15 seconds. 2 lines appear if negative, 1 line if positive.
Used by national rehabilitation facilities, home office drug testing, workplace, educational institutions, pain management, family practice, hospitals, drug courts, law enforcement, staff agencies