14 Panel Drug Screen Cup with GAB, K2, EtG & FEN – Forensic Use Only

14 Panel Drug Screen with Gabapentin, K2, EtG and Fentanyl

This 14 panel drug screen combines urine specimen collection with preliminary screening for 14 selected drugs, drug classes, and metabolites. Its expanded configuration includes Gabapentin, K2/synthetic cannabinoids, Ethyl Glucuronide and Fentanyl in addition to commonly screened substances.

The exact configuration is:

AMP/1000, BUP/10, BZO/300, COC/300, MET/1000, MTD/300, OPI/300, OXY/100, THC/50, PCP/25, GAB/1000, K2/50, EtG/300, and FEN/20.

This is a Forensic Use Only product. It is intended for appropriate forensic drug-testing environments and should not be represented as CLIA-waived, FDA-cleared, approved for home testing, or approved for clinical diagnostic use unless separate documentation for this exact SKU establishes otherwise.

What Is a 14 Panel Drug Screen?

A 14 panel drug screen uses 14 individual test panels to screen a urine specimen for selected drugs or drug metabolites. Each panel has a defined cutoff concentration.

The result is qualitative. It indicates whether the target analyte was detected at or above the test’s cutoff level. It does not determine:

• The exact concentration in the specimen
• The amount of a substance consumed
• The precise time of exposure
• Whether a person is currently impaired
• Whether a prescription was used correctly

A negative screening result means the target was not detected at or above the cutoff at the time of testing. A preliminary non-negative result requires further evaluation and appropriate laboratory confirmation.

Specialty Panels Included

Gabapentin – GAB/1000

The GAB panel provides preliminary urine screening for gabapentin at a cutoff of 1,000 ng/mL. A non-negative GAB result does not determine whether gabapentin was prescribed, used as directed, misused, or responsible for impairment.

K2/Synthetic Cannabinoids – K2/50

The K2 panel screens for the target compound or metabolite specified by the manufacturer at 50 ng/mL. Synthetic cannabinoids include many changing chemical compounds, so a single K2 panel should not be described as detecting every synthetic cannabinoid.

Ethyl Glucuronide – EtG/300

EtG is a metabolite produced after alcohol exposure. This product includes an EtG panel at 300 ng/mL.

An EtG screening result does not measure alcohol itself, determine current intoxication, or establish the exact amount or time of alcohol consumption.

Fentanyl – FEN/20

The fentanyl panel screens at 20 ng/mL. It should not be presented as detecting norfentanyl or every fentanyl analog unless those targets are specifically listed in the manufacturer documentation.

A non-negative fentanyl screening result requires appropriate confirmation.

Intended Forensic Applications

According to the current product designation, appropriate users may include:

• Law-enforcement agencies
• Correctional facilities
• Jails and detention centers
• Probation and parole programs
• Court-directed monitoring programs
• Juvenile detention facilities
• Forensic laboratories
• Other establishments performing testing for forensic entities

The Forensic Use Only designation should appear near the product name, price, Add to Cart button, description, and product specifications—not only near the bottom of the page.

How to Use the 14 Panel Drug Screen Cup

Always follow the instructions supplied with the exact product received.

1. Inspect the sealed product and check its expiration date.
2. Open the pouch immediately before collection.
3. Collect the urine specimen directly in the cup to the level stated in the instructions.
4. Secure the lid.
5. Check the temperature strip within the time specified by the manufacturer. The generally displayed acceptable range is 90°F–100°F.
6. Peel back the label to expose the result windows.
7. The current product instructions state that results should be read after approximately five minutes.
8. Do not interpret the cup after the maximum reading time listed in the instructions.

How to Read the Results

• Negative: A control line and test line appear for the applicable analyte.
• Preliminary non-negative: The control line appears, but the applicable test line does not appear.
• Invalid: The required control line does not appear. Repeat the screening with a new device.

A faint test line is generally interpreted as negative when it appears within the specified reading window, but the exact manufacturer instructions must be followed.

Use the updated instruction graphic with the ALT text “how to use and read a 14 panel drug screen cup.”

Preliminary Screening and Laboratory Confirmation

This 14 panel drug test cup provides preliminary results. A non-negative result should not be treated as a final confirmed positive.

An appropriate laboratory method should be used to confirm a non-negative or disputed result before an important legal, correctional, disciplinary, or program decision is made.

Understanding the Results

A negative result means the target was not detected at or above the applicable cutoff concentration at the time of screening. It does not necessarily prove that no exposure occurred.

Factors that can influence urine screening include:

• Time since exposure
• Frequency and amount of use
• Individual metabolism
• Urine concentration
• Hydration
• Test cutoff level
• Cross-reactive compounds
• Specimen storage and handling
• Reading the test outside the approved time window

Review our reference pages for drug test cutoff levels and urine drug test detection windows.

Bulk Orders and Shipping

DrugTestingCup.com offers quantity pricing for forensic programs and other eligible bulk purchasers.

• Quantity discounts begin at 25 cups.
• Pricing tiers extend through orders of 6,000 or more.
• Qualifying orders of 100 or more cups receive free shipping.
• Eligible in-stock orders placed before 3 PM EST can ship the same business day.
• A recurring-order discount may be available during checkout.
• Additional pricing may be available for distributors and high-volume buyers.

For large orders, call 561-879-7718 or email info@drugtestingcup.com. Buyers can also review our selection of wholesale drug testing supplies.

Choosing the Correct 14 Panel Configuration

DrugTestingCup.com carries multiple 14 panel configurations. Each product should be selected according to its exact analyte combination, cup size, cutoff levels, and intended-use designation.

This configuration is distinguished by the combination of:

• Gabapentin
• K2/synthetic cannabinoids
• EtG
• Fentanyl
• THC
• PCP

You can shop all 14 panel drug test cups or compare other Forensic Use drug test cups.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this 14 panel drug screen test for?

This configuration screens for AMP, BUP, BZO, COC, MET, MTD, OPI, OXY, THC, PCP, GAB, K2, EtG, and FEN at the cutoff levels displayed in the product specifications.

Does this 14 panel drug test include gabapentin?

Yes. It includes a GAB panel at a cutoff of 1,000 ng/mL for preliminary urine screening.

Does this product screen for K2 or synthetic cannabinoids?

It includes a K2 panel at 50 ng/mL. The panel screens for the target compound or metabolite specified by the manufacturer and should not be described as detecting every synthetic cannabinoid.

Does this 14 panel drug screen test for alcohol?

The cup includes an EtG panel at 300 ng/mL. EtG is a metabolite associated with alcohol exposure. It does not measure current intoxication or determine the exact amount or time of alcohol consumption.

Does the cup include a fentanyl panel?

Yes. It includes a FEN panel at 20 ng/mL for preliminary urine screening. A non-negative result requires appropriate laboratory confirmation.

Is this 14 panel drug screen CLIA-waived or FDA-cleared?

No CLIA-waived or FDA-cleared claim should be made for this configuration. The current product page identifies it as a Forensic Use Only device.

Can this Forensic Use Only product be used at home or for general employment testing?

It should not be marketed for home, clinical, or general employment use under its current Forensic Use Only designation. Buyers should follow the manufacturer’s intended-use statement and applicable requirements.

How quickly are results available?

The current product instructions state that results are available in approximately five minutes. Always follow the precise reading window supplied with the product.

Is a non-negative result a confirmed positive?

No. This cup provides a preliminary screening result. A non-negative or presumptive positive result should be confirmed using an appropriate laboratory method.

Can I order this 14 panel drug screen in bulk?

Yes. Volume pricing begins at 25 cups. Qualifying orders of 100 or more cups receive free shipping, and eligible orders placed before 3 PM EST can ship the same business day.