Drug Test Cards – 50 Pack – 12 Panel CLIA Waived Instant Urine Drug Test

8 reviews for Drug Test Cards – 50 Pack – 12 Panel CLIA Waived Instant Urine Drug Test

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   J – 24 December 2024

   Works just like it’s supposed too!
   Easy to use and they work! Thats really all ya need to know I think. Hope It helps! Have a blessed weekend!

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   NotintheMatrix – 24 December 2024

   A COMPREHENSIVE AND PRECISE TEST FOR THE EVOLVING ADDICT; TOP-OF-THE-LINE!
   Having worked with addicts for many years I know that what worked in the past may no longer be sufficient today. It used to be that a single panel test or a 5-panel test was good enough to find out if a patient or a loved one was using drugs. That’s because in the past, most people used one drug and stuck with it. Now we’re finding that there are so many similar drugs and substitutes that there is a new breed of addict: The evolving “polydrug” addict—someone who uses many types of drugs. And that is precisely why the Identify Diagnostics 12-panel Dip is perfect for testing today’s addict. Since it tests for 12 different drugs, it gives you a clear window into whether someone is using prescription drugs or illegal drugs, because this test is capable of detecting BOTH. For example, many people who become heroin addicts started by using Vicodin or Percocet (Oxycodone/OxyContin), so if you use this test and the person tests positive for OXY, then you may be taking the first step in preventing that person from progressing to heroin. On the other hand, if heroin is not available, people often go back to using prescription drugs. But this 12-Panel Dip is so comprehensive and precise that it can tell whether someone is using heroin or prescription drugs like Oxycodone/OxyContin (or both). In the Methadone Clinic where I volunteer, we don’t actually see a lot of people test positive for heroin/morphine or prescription drugs like Percocet and Vicodin. That’s because Methadone actually blocks the effects of those drugs. But we still use the 12-Panel Dips to test our clients because first, the dips test for Methadone and we can confirm that our patients are, in fact, taking their Methadone. Second, we continue to rely on these 12-Panel Dips at the Clinic because they test for Cocaine and Benzodiazepines (like Xanax) and we have seen that some people who take Methadone end up switching to coke or benzos because the Methadone prevents them from getting high off of opioids like heroin, morphine and Percocet. You really can’t go wrong with this 12-Panel Dip because sometimes you just have a suspicion that someone is using drugs, but you don’t know which drug it could be. This test can help you find out which drug someone is using, or it can simply confirm whether or not someone is still using a drug that you already knew about. I’m grateful that Identify Diagnostics had the foresight to come out with this test because today’s addicts are no longer really using just one drug. I highly recommend this 12-Panel Test because it gives you more tools to work with and a better chance at helping someone by identifying their drugs of choice.

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   AGP – 24 December 2024

   Excellent Product!
   I have purchased this particular product, and variations of this product for the past 5 years. If you are looking for accurate results, look no further. I will not get into personal reasons, however, I clearly trust this product if I continue to purchase it, time after time. Furthermore, the customer service is outstanding! I have reached out to the company, and have received a prompt response within 24 hours, with more than a satisfactory resolution to any and all I queries. I have nothing but positive feedback for both the product and customer service!

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   Melissa A. Crockett – 24 December 2024

   Accurate
   I bought the 5 panel & 12 panel. The picture is front & back of the 12 panel. I was HR at a previous job for 8 years so I’m very familiar with reading dip tests & line comparison when sending exact same urine to a drug testing facility. Any sort of faint line is negative. There’s no room for interpretation. My picture, for example is NEGATIVE for mdma. But you can clearly see the positive results, no explanation necessary. This test is accurate, the person who took it did take the drugs that showed positive on the results.

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   Brandi Kenny – 24 December 2024

   Not 100% sure on accuracy
   I think the tests are accurate but the laboratory grade control urine is showing positive results for thc and amphetamines however this may be due to faulty control urine

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   Julie M. – 24 December 2024

   Good product for the price!!
   I ordered these to surprise test people. Two come positive for benzodiazepines and one positive for THC so I cannot say how accurate it is because it could have been a false positive for the benzodiazepines as different things can cause that.The test come ready to use with clear instructions which made it really simple to complete the testing.

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   Erika – 24 December 2024

   Love 12 panels!
   Easy tô use.Very acuratte but can pick benzo if on sertraline(Zoloft)

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   Valeri J – 24 December 2024

   Good/Not Good depending on how you look at it
   I’m not really sure how to rate this. Depends on which side of the thin blue line you’re on, I guess. These tests seem to have an extremely low cutoff for all of the drugs tested. This means that you will test positive for something way longer than you would at a doctor’s office or court. I bought these to make sure I was in the clear for drug testing at probation & parole. My friend and I both used this brand, although his were 12-panel and mine were 6-panel. Both of us tested positive for drugs used for WEEKS. Then had my wife take one and she tested positive for oxycodone, when she hasn’t taken a Percocet in 2 months following a dental procedure. My friend and I ended up going to the doctor and paying for drug screens, both of us were negative. All this to say that these tests are unreliable if you’re trying to make sure you’re clean, and probably not a good idea to use on clients that you drug test due to the amount of error.