5 Panel Urine Drug Test with PCP/25 & Adulterants – 90ml

5 Panel Urine Drug Test with PCP and Specimen Validity Testing

The 5 panel urine drug test with PCP is a compact 90ml urine screening cup designed to test for amphetamine, cocaine metabolite, opiates, phencyclidine and marijuana metabolite while also providing three integrated specimen-validity indicators.

This configuration combines AMP/1000, COC/300, OPI/2000, PCP/25 and THC/50 with pH, specific gravity (SG) and creatinine (CR) indicators. The drug screening panels and specimen-validity indicators are integrated into one disposable urine collection cup, helping reduce specimen handling and simplify professional point-of-care screening workflows.

The product may be suitable for non-DOT workplace screening, clinics, treatment programs, rehabilitation facilities, occupational-health providers, staffing agencies, sober-living programs, mobile testing services and other organizations that require a traditional PCP-and-THC five-panel configuration together with additional specimen-validity information.

Organizations comparing different configurations can review our complete selection of 5 panel drug test cups before choosing a product.

What Does This 5 Panel Urine Drug Test with PCP Test For?

This 5 panel PCP drug test screens a urine specimen for five drugs or drug classes at defined preliminary screening cutoff concentrations.

Complete drug panel: AMP/1000 + COC/300 + OPI/2000 + PCP/25 + THC/50.

Additional specimen-validity indicators: pH + Specific Gravity (SG) + Creatinine (CR).

These specimen-validity indicators are separate from the five drug assays and should not be counted as additional drug panels.

5 Panel Drug Test with PCP/25

One of the defining features of this configuration is the dedicated PCP/25 assay. PCP stands for phencyclidine, and this product uses a 25 ng/mL preliminary screening cutoff for the PCP panel.

Not every five-panel test includes PCP. Some five-panel configurations replace PCP with methamphetamine, oxycodone, benzodiazepines or another analyte. For that reason, buyers should not assume that all products described as “5 panel drug tests” contain the same five drug assays.

This product uses the combination:

AMP + COC + OPI + PCP + THC

Organizations that need methamphetamine instead of PCP can compare the 5 panel drug test kit with MET. Buyers requiring a dedicated MAMP panel together with pH, SG and CR can review the 5 panel drug test cup with MAMP and ADLTX.

Product Specifications

5 Panel Drug Test with Adulterant and Specimen Validity Checks

This 5 panel drug test with adulterants includes three specimen-validity indicators: pH, specific gravity and creatinine. These indicators provide additional information about the characteristics of the urine specimen and are interpreted separately from the five drug-screening panels.

pH

Urine pH indicates how acidic or alkaline the specimen is. Unusual pH characteristics may warrant additional evaluation according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the policies of the testing program.

Specific Gravity – SG

Specific gravity provides information about urine concentration. It can help identify specimens that appear unusually dilute or concentrated when evaluated according to the supplied reference information.

Creatinine – CR

Creatinine is commonly used as another indicator of urine concentration. An unusually low creatinine result may be relevant when assessing whether a specimen is dilute.

Specimen-validity indicators do not determine whether a donor used a drug. They provide additional information about specimen characteristics and should be evaluated independently from the AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC screening results.

Understanding the Drug Test Cutoff Levels

The cutoff concentration is the level used by an assay when classifying a preliminary screening result. It is not a measurement of how much of a substance a person used, and it should not be confused with the length of time a drug may remain detectable in urine.

This configuration uses:

• AMP at 1000 ng/mL
• COC at 300 ng/mL
• OPI at 2000 ng/mL
• PCP at 25 ng/mL
• THC at 50 ng/mL

A targeted substance or metabolite may be present below the screening cutoff and still produce a negative preliminary result.

For additional information about screening thresholds, review our drug test cutoff levels guide.

Why Choose a 90ml 5 Panel Urine Drug Test Cup?

The compact 90ml 5 panel urine drug test combines specimen collection, five drug-screening assays, a temperature indicator and three specimen-validity indicators in one disposable device.

The smaller economy format is useful for organizations that perform frequent testing because it requires less storage space than larger collection cups while maintaining an integrated testing workflow.

Key features include:

• 90ml urine collection cup
• Five integrated drug-screening panels
• Dedicated PCP/25 assay
• THC/50 screening panel
• pH specimen-validity indicator
• Specific gravity indicator
• Creatinine indicator
• Integrated temperature strip
• Secure screw-on lid
• Single-use disposable format

How to Use the 5 Panel Urine Drug Test with PCP

Always review and follow the instructions supplied with the exact test before use. Confirm that the package is intact and that the product has not passed its expiration date.

1. Prepare the test. Allow the test to reach the conditions specified by the manufacturer before collection.
2. Collect the urine specimen. Have the donor provide urine directly into the 90ml collection cup.
3. Secure the lid. Close the screw-on lid completely after collection.
4. Check specimen temperature. Review the integrated temperature indicator within the manufacturer’s specified time period.
5. Place the cup upright. Keep the device on a stable and level surface during development.
6. Expose the result windows. Remove or peel back the label covering the screening area as directed.
7. Wait for the required development time. Preliminary results are generally available in approximately five minutes.
8. Read each drug panel. Interpret AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC according to the included instructions.
9. Review specimen-validity indicators. Evaluate pH, SG and CR separately using the manufacturer’s reference information.

Do not interpret results outside the manufacturer’s specified reading window.

How to Read the Results

Rapid urine drug-test cups generally use competitive immunoassay technology. Each drug assay includes a control area and test area.

Negative preliminary result: the control line and corresponding test line are visible.

Presumptive non-negative result: the control line is visible but the corresponding drug test line is absent.

Invalid result: the required control line does not appear.

A faint test line can still represent a negative preliminary result when the control line is present and the test is interpreted within the time window specified in the product instructions.

For visual examples and more detailed interpretation guidance, review how to read a drug test cup.

What Does a Negative Result Mean?

A negative preliminary result generally means that the targeted drug or metabolite was not detected at or above the cutoff used by that assay.

A negative result does not establish that absolutely no amount of the target substance or metabolite is present. Concentrations below the assay cutoff may produce a negative preliminary result.

Rapid urine screening tests are qualitative rather than quantitative. They classify the specimen according to the test’s screening cutoff instead of reporting the exact concentration of the target analyte.

What Does a Presumptive Non-Negative Result Mean?

This product provides preliminary qualitative drug-screening results. A presumptive non-negative result should not automatically be treated as a definitive laboratory-confirmed positive result.

Depending on the testing program, reason for testing and applicable requirements, confirmation using a more specific laboratory analytical method may be appropriate or required.

A rapid urine screening result alone generally cannot establish the exact time a substance was used, the amount consumed, whether the donor is currently impaired, whether a substance was prescribed or whether a medication was taken according to medical instructions.

Testing programs should maintain appropriate procedures for reviewing and confirming presumptive non-negative results when necessary.

CLIA-Waived 5 Panel Urine Drug Test

This specific configuration is identified as a CLIA-waived 5 panel urine drug test. CLIA-waived status applies to the exact test system and configuration and should not be assumed merely because another product from the same manufacturer or with the same panel count is waived.

Professional and clinical users should perform the test according to the manufacturer’s instructions and the requirements applicable to their testing setting.

For more information about waived rapid testing, see our CLIA waived drug test cups guide.

Is This a DOT Drug Test?

No. This instant point-of-collection urine drug test cup should not be represented as a substitute for drug testing required under U.S. DOT 49 CFR Part 40.

DOT-regulated testing follows specific federal specimen-collection, laboratory screening, confirmation and reporting procedures. An instant test cup does not become a DOT test simply because it contains several analytes associated with traditional workplace screening.

Organizations conducting both DOT and non-DOT drug testing should maintain separate procedures appropriate to each program.

PCP + THC vs Other 5 Panel Drug Test Configurations

Five-panel describes the number of drug assays, not a universal combination of substances. DrugTestingCup.com offers several five-panel configurations for different screening needs.

Compare the complete 5 panel drug test cup category to choose the appropriate combination of drugs, cutoff levels, cup size and specimen-validity features.

Bulk and Wholesale 5 Panel Urine Drug Tests

DrugTestingCup.com supplies this 5 panel urine drug test with PCP for both smaller programs and organizations that require recurring high-volume testing inventory.

The compact 90ml format is particularly practical for professional buyers that want efficient storage, integrated specimen collection and specimen-validity testing in one device.

Quantity pricing is available for employers, treatment providers, clinics, occupational-health programs, testing companies, staffing agencies, institutional purchasers and other professional buyers.

Qualifying orders of 100 or more cups receive free shipping. In-stock orders placed before the published 3:00 PM EST cutoff can qualify for same-day shipping.

For repeat purchasing, verify the exact product configuration and SKU. This 90ml PCP/THC configuration with pH, SG and CR is identified as SKU SM-CDOA-154AD3-90.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 5 Panel Urine Drug Test with PCP

What does this 5 panel urine drug test with PCP test for?

This product screens for AMP/1000, COC/300, OPI/2000, PCP/25 and THC/50. It also includes pH, specific gravity and creatinine specimen-validity indicators.

What is the PCP cutoff on this five-panel drug test?

The dedicated PCP assay uses a preliminary screening cutoff of 25 ng/mL.

Does this 5 panel drug test include THC?

Yes. The configuration includes a THC assay with a 50 ng/mL screening cutoff.

Does this product test for methamphetamine?

No. This configuration includes PCP rather than a dedicated MET or MAMP assay. Other five-panel configurations are available with methamphetamine screening.

What specimen-validity tests are included?

This product includes pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators in addition to the five drug-screening assays.

Are pH, SG and CR additional drug panels?

No. pH, specific gravity and creatinine provide specimen-validity information and are separate from the five drug-testing assays.

Is this 5 panel urine drug test CLIA waived?

Yes. This specific configuration is identified as CLIA waived. The test should be performed according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

How much urine does the cup hold?

The integrated urine collection cup has a 90ml capacity.

How quickly are results available?

Preliminary results are generally available in approximately five minutes. Follow the exact reading time specified in the manufacturer instructions.

What does a faint test line mean?

A faint test line can still represent a negative preliminary result when the control line is present and the test is read within the manufacturer’s specified interpretation period.

Does a non-negative result require confirmation?

The cup provides a preliminary screening result. Depending on the testing program and applicable requirements, a presumptive non-negative result may require confirmation using an appropriate laboratory method.

Can this instant 5 panel cup be used for DOT testing?

No. An instant point-of-collection urine drug test is not a substitute for the laboratory-based procedures required for DOT-regulated testing under 49 CFR Part 40.

Can I buy this PCP drug test cup in bulk?

Yes. Quantity pricing is available for professional and high-volume buyers, with free shipping on qualifying orders of 100 or more cups.