Opiate Test Strips – OPI/300 Urine Dip Strip

Opiate Test Strips – OPI/300 Urine Dip Strip

These opiate test strips are single-panel urine dip strips that screen a urine specimen for opiates (morphine) at a 300 ng/mL cutoff. Each test gives a preliminary result in minutes and is sold individually, so you can order exactly the quantity your program needs.

The OPI panel screens for morphine-type opiates such as morphine and codeine. Synthetic opioids such as fentanyl, methadone and tramadol need their own tests.

This product is Forensic Use Only. Related options are listed in our single-panel drug test strips category, including the OPI/2000 opiate dip card.

OPI Dip Strip Cutoff Level

This dip strip screens for one target. Programs that need several drugs at once should compare our multi-panel cups and dip cards.

Opiate Test Strips Features

Each dip strip is individually sealed and includes an internal control line, so every test shows whether it was run correctly.

The dip strip is used with urine collected in a separate cup. That keeps the cost per test low and lets you add a opiates screen to an existing collection process.

Because it screens only one target, the dip strip can be paired with a multi-panel cup or dip card when opiates needs to be added to a broader drug screen.

Why Screen for Opiates?

OPI/300 is the more sensitive opiate cutoff and is commonly used in treatment and clinical monitoring.

How to Use and Read Results

Always follow the package insert supplied with the exact lot, because collection steps and reading times can differ between devices.

1. Collect the urine specimen in a clean, separate collection cup.
2. Remove the strip from the sealed pouch and hold it by the top end.
3. Dip the arrow end into the urine without passing the MAX line, for the time stated in the insert.
4. Lay the strip flat on a clean, non-absorbent surface and read the result within the stated window.

• Negative: both the control line (C) and the test line (T) appear for the test. A faint test line is interpreted according to the insert.
• Non-negative (preliminary positive): the control line appears but the test line does not. This is a preliminary screening result, not a confirmed result.
• Invalid: no control line appears. Do not interpret the result; repeat the test with a new device.

A non-negative screen should be followed by laboratory confirmation according to your program’s procedure before any final decision is made. A screening result does not show impairment, dose or the time of use.

Who Uses This Dip Strip?

This dip strip is designated Forensic Use Only. Typical buyers include:

• Courts and drug court programs
• Probation and parole offices
• Jails, prisons and correctional facilities
• Forensic laboratories working for these agencies

Review our Forensic Use Only policy and customer acknowledgement before ordering.

Intended Use, Storage & Limitations

This dip strip is labeled Forensic Use Only. Forensic Use Only status is different from CLIA-waived status and should be confirmed for each product before purchase.

Store sealed pouches as directed on the packaging, check the expiration date before use and use each device only once.

This is a preliminary screening test: it detects only the targets listed above at the stated cutoffs. As the FDA guidance on drugs-of-abuse screening tests explains, preliminary positive results should be confirmed by a laboratory. Instant tests are not an authorized method for DOT-regulated drug testing under 49 CFR §40.210.

Bulk & Wholesale Opiates Dip Strips

DrugTestingCup.com sells the opiate test strips with quantity-based pricing: the larger the order, the lower the price per strip. FREE SHIPPING applies to orders of 100 strips or more, and eligible in-stock orders placed before 3 PM EST ship the same business day.

Treatment programs, correctional facilities, clinics, resellers and distributors with recurring or high-volume orders can contact our team for wholesale pricing. Before ordering, compare other options in our single-panel drug test strips.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do these opiate test strips detect?

It screens urine for opiates (morphine) (OPI) at a 300 ng/mL cutoff.

What is the cutoff level of this dip strip?

The cutoff is 300 ng/mL. Concentrations below the cutoff produce a negative screening result.

Is this dip strip Forensic Use Only?

This dip strip is labeled Forensic Use Only. It is intended for forensic settings such as courts, probation, corrections and forensic laboratories.

Is a positive result on the dip strip final?

No. A non-negative result is preliminary and should be confirmed by a laboratory according to your program’s procedure.

What is the difference between OPI/300 and OPI/2000?

The number is the cutoff. OPI/300 flags lower opiate concentrations than OPI/2000, the cutoff used in federal workplace programs.

Can I buy these in bulk?

Yes. The price per strip drops with quantity, and orders of 100 strips or more ship free.