5 Panel
- SAFElife™ T-Cup 5-Panel Urine Test Cup (with PCP)$210.00What a 5-panel T-Cup detects5-panel T-Cup urine test cup…
- SAFElife™ T-Cup 5-Panel Urine Test Cup (with Methamphetamine)$210.00What a 5-panel T-Cup detects5-panel T-Cup urine test cup…
- SAFElife™ T-Cup 5-Panel Urine Test Cup + 3 Adulterants$232.50What a 5-panel T-Cup detects5-panel T-Cup urine test cup…
- SAFElife™ C-Cup 5-Panel Urine Test Cup$180.00What a 5-panel C-Cup detects5-panel C-Cup urine test cup…
- SAFElife™ T-Dip 5-Panel Urine Test Card (with PCP)$127.50What a 5-panel dip card detects5-panel urine dip card for…
- SAFElife™ T-Dip 5-Panel Urine Test Card (with Amphetamine & Methamphetamine)$127.50What a 5-panel dip card detects5-panel urine dip card for…
- SAFElife™ T-Dip 5-Panel Urine Test Card (with Methamphetamine & BZO)$127.50What a 5-panel dip card detects5-panel urine dip card for…
- SAFElife™ T-Dip 5-Panel Urine Test Card (with Amphetamine & BZO)$127.50What a 5-panel dip card detects5-panel urine dip card for…
Five-panel screens cover the substances most protocols require first. Available as an integrated cup, a compact cup or a dip card, with adulteration checks on selected models.
All formats use the same lateral-flow chemistry — the difference is collection and cost.
Buying guideWhat five panels cover, and choosing a format
What a 5-panel test covers
The standard five is amphetamine, cocaine, opiates, PCP and THC — the SAMHSA-5, and the configuration most workplace and clinical protocols name by default. Our alternate five swaps PCP for methamphetamine, which matters where methamphetamine is the local concern rather than PCP.
Which format to choose
All eight are the same chemistry. The integrated cup is the fewest steps for the person administering it; the dip card is the lowest cost per test and the easiest to store in volume. If you screen at a desk rather than a collection station, the cup is usually worth the difference.
Regulatory status
Every five-panel configuration on this page is CLIA-waived, so it can be used for clinical decisions in a CLIA-waived setting. That is not true at every panel count — higher panels often include analytes that are Forensic Use Only.
Ordering
Cups are sold by the case, 50 or 100 tests. Dip cards are sold by the case, 50 or 100 cards.