13 Panel Dip Test with EtG, ADLTX

13 Panel Dip Test with Tramadol, EtG, Fentanyl & ADLTX

This 13 panel dip test (SKU SM-DOA-3135EFAD3-FUO) is built around opioid monitoring. Next to the opiate, oxycodone, methadone and buprenorphine panels it adds dedicated tramadol (TRA/100) and fentanyl (FEN/20) strips, plus EtG/300 for recent alcohol use.

Three adulteration pads – pH, specific gravity and creatinine – sit on the same card, so a diluted or substituted specimen can be flagged before anyone acts on a negative result. There is no PCP or barbiturate panel; the card is focused on the opioids and alcohol that matter most in supervision and recovery programs.

Key Features

• Dip-and-read format – use with any urine collection cup you already stock.
• Five opioid-related panels plus fentanyl – OPI, OXY, MTD, BUP, TRA and FEN.
• ADLTX pads – pH, SG and creatinine validity checks on the card.
• Rated at 99.9% accuracy at the listed cutoffs when used as directed.

13 Panel Dip Test Drug List and Cutoffs

Specimen validity: pH, specific gravity (SG) and creatinine (CR).

Why Tramadol Gets Its Own Panel

Tramadol is a synthetic opioid that does not reliably trigger a standard morphine-based opiate strip. Programs that supervise people with prescription histories add a TRA panel so tramadol use is not missed. Pairing it with FEN/20 covers the two synthetic opioids most often found in today’s supply.

Reading the Adulterant Pads

Compare the pH, SG and creatinine pads to the color chart about 1 minute after dipping. Values outside the normal range suggest dilution, substitution or an added chemical, and the specimen should be recollected under observation.

How to Use and Read the Dip Card

1. Collect urine in a clean specimen cup and check its temperature.
2. Remove the dip card from the pouch and take off the cap.
3. Dip the strips into the urine up to the arrow line for the time stated in the package insert, then lay the card flat.
4. Read results at 5 minutes: two lines (C and T) mean negative, the C line alone means a preliminary positive, and no C line means the panel is invalid.

Storage

Store unopened pouches at room temperature away from direct sunlight and use each card before the expiration date.

Who Uses This 13 Panel Dip Test

• Probation and parole officers monitoring opioid and alcohol conditions
• Drug courts that require specimen-validity checks
• Correctional facilities testing for tramadol and fentanyl
• Residential treatment programs supervising recovery

Intended Use: Forensic Use Only

This dip card is labeled Forensic Use Only and is intended for forensic drugs-of-abuse screening by law enforcement, courts, supervision agencies and correctional facilities. Confirm all non-negative results with a laboratory.

Bulk 13 Panel Dip Tests

Order single cards or packs, with lower prices at higher tiers. Free shipping applies to 100 dip cards or more, and orders placed before 3:00 PM EST ship the same day.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 13 panel dip test with tramadol detect?

AMP, BUP, BZO, COC, ETG, FEN, MDMA, MET, OPI, MTD, OXY, THC and TRA, plus pH, specific gravity and creatinine validity checks.

Does this dip card include PCP?

No. This configuration replaces PCP and barbiturates with tramadol, fentanyl and EtG panels.

How accurate is this 13 panel dip test?

It is rated at 99.9% accuracy at the listed cutoff levels when used according to the package insert. Results are preliminary until confirmed by a laboratory.

What do the ADLTX pads check?

They check pH, specific gravity and creatinine to help identify diluted, substituted or adulterated urine.