17 Panel Drug Test Cup with, FEN, EDDP, PPX | CLIA Waived & FDA Approved

1. What makes this fentanyl drug test cup different from standard tests?
This advanced test cup features ultra-low cutoff levels for fentanyl (FEN 1 ng/mL) and norfentanyl (NFYL 5 ng/mL), allowing detection of even very small amounts of fentanyl that standard drug tests may miss.

2. Is this fentanyl test cup CLIA-waived?
Yes. This CLIA-waived fentanyl drug test cup is approved for professional use in point-of-care settings, including clinics, treatment centers, and workplace testing programs.

3. What is the difference between fentanyl (FEN) and norfentanyl (NFYL)?
Fentanyl (FEN) is the active drug, while norfentanyl (NFYL) is its primary metabolite. Testing for both increases detection accuracy and extends the detection window.

4. How accurate is this 17 Panel Drug Test Cup?
This 17 Panel Drug Test Cup provides up to 99% accuracy when used correctly. It uses immunoassay technology and follows strict cutoff standards. All positive results should be confirmed with laboratory testing (GC/MS or LC/MS).

5. How quickly do results appear?
Results are available within 3–5 minutes. For best accuracy, results should be read within 5 minutes and not after 10 minutes.

6. Why are ultra-low cutoff levels important for fentanyl testing?
Lower cutoff levels (FEN 1 ng/mL, NFYL 5 ng/mL) improve sensitivity, allowing earlier detection and reducing the risk of false negatives—especially important given the potency of fentanyl.

7. Does this test detect other opioids besides fentanyl?
Yes. Depending on the panel configuration, this cup may also include OPI (opiates), OXY (oxycodone), or other substances for broader opioid screening.

8. Does the 17 Panel Drug Test Cup include temperature and adulteration checks?
Yes. The cup includes a temperature strip (90–100°F) and may include adulteration tests such as pH, specific gravity, and creatinine to verify sample integrity.

9. Is this test suitable for workplace drug screening?
Yes. This CLIA-waived fentanyl test cup is widely used for workplace testing, rehabilitation programs, and compliance monitoring where fentanyl detection is critical.

10. Can this test be used outside of a laboratory?
Yes. As a CLIA-waived test, it is designed for point-of-care use and can be administered by trained staff without specialized lab equipment.

11. What is the shelf life of the fentanyl test cup?
The shelf life is typically 18–24 months when stored at room temperature and away from direct sunlight and moisture.

12. What is included with each test cup?
Each cup includes integrated test strips, a secure lid, a temperature strip, and instructions. Some versions may also include adulteration panels and chain-of-custody forms.