ON DECK supplies one cup and keeps it in stock: an FDA-cleared, CLIA-waived 14-drug urine test cup that screens fentanyl at 1 ng/mL, with built-in sample validity checks. Packed 10 to a carton, with half cartons available, for clinics, employers and programs that test every week.
Collect the sample, close the lid, and read every result from the same cup. The adulteration strips flag samples that may have been tampered with.
Many rapid cups only flag fentanyl at 10 or 20 ng/mL. This cup flags it at 1 ng/mL, so it catches lighter use and use from longer ago that a higher-cutoff cup can miss.
The FDA has reviewed this cup through the 510(k) process and cleared it for sale in the United States.
Simple enough to run on site. Clinics, practices and programs with a CLIA Certificate of Waiver can use it without sending samples to a lab for the screen.
Each strip reads positive when the drug is present at or above its cutoff level, shown here in nanograms per milliliter of urine.
Read against the color chart included in each carton.
Rapid test cups give a preliminary result. Non-negative results should be confirmed by a laboratory method such as GC/MS or LC-MS/MS. Always follow the package insert.
Tiers are based on cartons per order. We send a written quote with your per-carton price before anything is charged.
For single clinics, small employers and first orders.
For programs and practices testing every week.
For resellers, networks and multi-site groups.
Choose how many cartons you need, in full or half cartons. Your tier updates as you go.
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The cup is FDA 510(k) cleared. That is the FDA's review route for this kind of test: the agency found it substantially equivalent to a test already legally on the market, and cleared it for sale in the United States.
The FDA has classed the test as simple to perform with a low risk of error. Sites that hold a CLIA Certificate of Waiver, such as clinics, physician offices and treatment programs, can run it on site.
It is the lowest concentration of a drug in urine, in ng/mL, that the strip reports as positive. Below the cutoff the strip reads negative. A lower cutoff catches smaller amounts of a drug.
Fentanyl is used in very small doses and leaves the body quickly, so urine levels are often low. A 1 ng/mL cutoff picks up lighter use and use from longer ago that cups with 10 or 20 ng/mL cutoffs can miss.
No. A rapid cup is a screening test and gives a preliminary result. Send non-negative samples to a lab for confirmation, usually by GC/MS or LC-MS/MS.
They check whether the sample is valid. Unusual oxidant, specific gravity or pH readings can mean the sample was diluted or tampered with. Compare the strips to the color chart included in each carton.
No. The smallest order is half a carton (5 cups). A full carton holds 10 cups and includes a package insert and an adulteration color chart.
Yes. Tell us how many cartons you use and how often, and we'll schedule your deliveries.
