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

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

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Identify Diagnostics 5 Panel Urine Test Dip - Instantly Test for 5 Different Prescribed Meds or Illicit Narcotics

Available in packs of 5, 10, 15, 25, 50, or 100 dips.

Identify Diagnostics urine test dips were created with quality, accuracy, & value as key features. This 5 panel dip is one of several available versions trusted by medical professionals & home office urine testers across the United States. These urine screening dips are US 510(k) Cleared and CLIA Waived.

This 5 panel urine test dip detects the following meds or narcotics at the below recommended cut-off levels in human urine:

• AMP - Amphetamines 1000 ng/mL

• COC - Cocaine 300 ng/mL

• THC - Marijuana 50 ng/mL

• MET - Methamphetamines 1000 ng/mL

• MOP - Opiates / Morphine 300 ng/mL

Please Note: Occasionally a faint test line (T Line) may appear. Even a faint T line is considered a negative test result. Faint lines do occur from time to time throughout the instant urine test industry. The brightness of a T line can vary due to factors such as: protein levels, acidity, dilution, specific gravity levels, or the substance in question may be present at a level which falls below the cut-off level.

Other information about our 5 panel urine test dips:

• Each dip test is individually pouch sealed

• Easy-to-open packaging

• US 510(k) Cleared

• CLIA Waived

Please view the full image gallery located on the top of this page featuring images and charts designed to help understand how to use the urine tests, read results, and other useful product info.

5 Panel Urine Test Dips


Why use CLIA Waived tests Many of the doctors, hospitals, and professional clinics who use our tests are required to use urine test dips which are CLIA Waived. This means the tests have been cleared for professional use as well as over-the-counter home office use.	Why do I need to remove the cap before dipping Removing the cap exposes the end of the panel strips as pictured above. Submerge the panel strips into the urine only up to the middle of the black wavy lines. PLEASE NOTE: These tests are engineered to work with human urine only.	Why consider all available quantity options Each higher available quantity provides a more attractive value per test. Choose the quantity which best suits your testing volume and budget requirement needs.

Identify Diagnostics Urine Test Chart with cut-off levels - 5 Panel Cup Test - Image 1

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Identify Diagnostics Urine Test Chart with cut-off levels - 5 Panel Dip Test - Image 3

Identify Diagnostics 5 Panel Urine Dip Test Cut-Off Level Graph

Visual example of a cut-off level and window of detection after a substance has been dosed.

Question: What is a cut-off level for a urine test

Answer: The level a substance must meet or exceed in urine to trigger a positive result.

With any instant urine test it is important to note a negative result does not always mean the urine sample is free of that med or narcotic. It may contain the substance at a concentration that is lower than the defined cut-off level. Different substances are processed by the body at different rates. The window of detection for a med or narcotic begins to decrease over time once it has reached its highest level of concentration in the body. Other factors which can affect detection time include: physical body type, metabolic rate, dietary habits, dosage size, dosage method.