Description

Single Panel Drug Test Dipcard

Rapid Single Drug Test kits is a rapid, screening test for the qualitative detection of single drug and drug metabolites in human urine at specified cut off levels.

For professional use only. For in vitro diagnostic use only.

Product Name	Single Panel Drug Test Dipcard
Brand Name	CIBIO® or OEM
Format	Dip-card
Methodology	Colloidal Gold
Kit Contents	1. Test Strip
	2. Desiccant
	3. Instruction for use
Assay Type	Qualitative Detection
Specimen	Urine
Specification	Dipcard size: 4.0 mm
Certificates	ISO 13485, FDA 510K, Clia Waived, CE
Accuracy	Over 99%
Storage Temperature	4-30 degree centigrade
Shelf Life	3 years ( 36 months )
Delivery time	15-30 days
OEM Services	Pouch, Box, Insert, private label
Loading Port	Guangzhou or Shenzhen

Toxicology urine test list

	Product Description	Abbreviations	Cut-off Level	Qualification
1	Amphetamine	AMP	1000 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
2	Barbiturates	BAR	300 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
3	Buprenorphine	BUP	10 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
4	Benzodiazepines	BZO	300 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
5	Cocaine	COC	300 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
6	Cotinine	COT	200 ng/mL	CE
7	Ethylglucuronide	ETG	500 ng/mL	CE
8	Fentanyl	FYL	200 ng/mL	CE
9	Fentanyl	FYL	1 ng/mL		FDA 510K
10	Synthetic Cannabinoid	K2	50 ng/mL	CE
11	Ketamine	KET	1000 ng/mL	CE
12	6-Acetylmorphine	6-MAM	10 ng/mL	CE
13	Methylenedioxymethamphetamine – ecstasy	MDMA	500 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
14	Methamphetamine	MET	1000 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
15	Morphine	MOP	300 / 2000 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
16	Methadone	MTD	300 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
17	Opiate 2000	OPI	2000 ng/mL	CE
18	Oxycodone	OXY	100 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
19	Phencyclidine	PCP	25 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
20	Propoxyphene	PPX	300 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
21	Tri-cyclic Antidepressants	TCA	1000 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
22	Marijuana	THC	50 ng/mL	CE	FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
23	Marijuana	THC	20 / 50ng/mL		FDA 510K, CLIA-waived
24	Tramadol	TRA	200 ng/mL	CE
25	Xylazine	XYL	1000 ng/mL
26	Methaqualone	MQL	300 ng/mL	CE
27	Carisoprodol	SOMA	1000 ng/mL
28	Methcathinone	MCAT	500 ng/mL
29	Lysergic Acid Diethylamide	LSD	20 ng/mL
30	Kratom	KRA	500 ng/mL
31	3,4-Methylenedioxypyrovalerone	MDPV	1000 ng/mL
32	Nitazene	NTZ	100 ng/mL
33	Gabapentin	GAB	1000 ng/mL
34	Tianeptine	TIA	500 ng/mL
35	Medetomidine	MED	1000 ng/mL

Optional Adulterant Strips: CR – Creatinine, OX – Oxidants, pH – Acidic or Alkaline, S.G – Specific Gravity, NIT – Nitrite, GLU – Glutaraldehyde

How to do the test?

Test must be at room temperature 59-86°F (15-30°C).

1. Open the sealed pouch by tearing along the notch. Remove the test dipcard from the pouch.

2. Immerse the dipcard into the urine with the arrow pointing towards the urine. Take the dipcard out after 10 seconds.

IMPORTANT：Do not allow the urine level to exceed the MAX (marker line), otherwise the test will not perform correctly.

3. Lay the test strip on a clean, dry, non-absorbent surface.

4. Read the results at 5 minutes. The drug test results remain stable for up to thirty minutes.

See the illustration.

Reading the results

Preliminary positive (+)

A rose-pink band is visible in the control region, but no colored band appears in the test region. This indicates a preliminary positive result for this specific drug. Preliminary positive results must be sent to a lab for a more reliable test.

Negative (-)

A rose-pink band is visible in the control region and the test region. This indicates that the drug is not present in the sample or is at a level that cannot be detected by this test.

Invalid

If a color band is not visible in the control region, or a color band is only visible in the test region, the test is invalid. You should repeat the test with a new test Strip. If the test still shows an invalid result, please contact us at 1-864-538-8007. When calling, be sure to provide the lot number for the test.

Note: There is no meaning to the colored line intensity or width. Any visible line is considered to be a line.

Certain lines may appear lighter or thinner than other lines.

ANY COLORED LINE VISIBLE IN THE TEST “T” REGION, NO MATTER HOW DARK OR FAINT, SHOULD BE INTERPRETED AS A NEGATIVE RESULT AS LONG AS THE CONTROL LINE IS ALSO PRESENT.

IMPORTANT:

The test Strip provides only a preliminary test result. All “preliminary positive”  samples must be sent to a laboratory for a more reliable test.

Q&A

Qus: How do rapid drug tests work?

Rapid drug tests detect the presence of drugs and drug metabolites in human urine at specified cut off levels in minutes. When a detection strip is wetted with  urine specimen, the specimen reacts with the reagents and antigens on the strip and produces a color reading so you can interpret a positive or negative result.

Qus: What is the difference between a Dip Test strip and a Cassette Test?

The Dip strip is dipped into a urine specimen to get results.

A cassette is a convenient way that the specimen can drop into sample well.

Qus: What is the shelf life of your drug testing products?

The rapid drug test products have a shelf life of 36 months from manufacturing date. The expiration date is on every individual pack.

Qus: The drug line is lighter than the control line. Does this mean some drug is present?

No. Any line next to the word Drug or the drug abbreviation (depending on the test you have purchased), no matter how dark or light, is considered a Negative Result and no further testing is required.

Qus: Why is Urine Testing the Most Frequently Used Method for Drug Testing?

Businesses choose to drug test their workers and new job applicants to reduce the risk of workplace drug use and relevant hazards. While all drug test types, like hair follicle, blood, and saliva, have their benefits, urine drug testing is the most flexible and customizable.