Compact Drug Test Cups, 5 to 18 Panel

What a compact cup is

Functionally the same device as an integrated cup — the donor provides the specimen into the cup, it is capped, and the result reads through the side. The difference is the body: smaller, lighter, and cheaper to ship at volume. On a repeating order of several cases a month that difference is the reason most buyers move to it.

Which panel count you need

The 16- and 18-panel configurations are only available in this format. If you need more than fourteen analytes in a single urine device, this is the page.

Below that, twenty-three configurations span 5 to 18 panels. As with every format, two products at the same panel count may test for different analytes — the cutoff chart on each product page is the authority.

Regulatory status

Sixteen of the twenty-three are CLIA-waived. Seven are For Forensic Use Only and may not be used for clinical diagnosis or for employment and insurance testing. The tier is stated on every product page, SKU by SKU.

Ordering

Sold by the case of 100 tests (4 boxes of 25). Manufactured by Wondfo USA in ISO-certified facilities.

Ordering 5 or more cases? Request a quote.

Who orders compact cups

Programs placing repeat orders of several cases a month are the ones who see the shipping-cost difference add up, which makes this the default choice for high-volume workplace testing programs, staffing agencies and treatment services once the order size justifies it. It is also the only format on the site that reaches 16 and 18 panels, so any program that has settled on more than fourteen analytes in a single urine device starts here regardless of order volume.

Comparing formats

The Integrated Drug Test Cups line is the same collection method in a larger body, and Dip Cards trade the cup for a strip dipped into a separate container. See the full drug test cups range to compare all formats, or specimen collection for containers and transport supplies.

Before you reorder

Check the analyte list and the panel count against the last order rather than against the category name, since several compact-cup configurations share a panel count but differ in which analytes fill the last few positions. Confirming both before reordering is the fastest way to avoid a delivery that does not match the protocol on file.