12 Panel Urine Drug Test Cup with EtG, Fentanyl & ADLTX – 120 mL

Serenity 120ml ETG Urine Test Cup with Fentanyl and ADLTX

The Serenity 12 panel urine drug test cup with ETG combines specimen collection and preliminary drug screening in one 120ml cup.

The configuration includes EtG, fentanyl and ten additional drug classes, along with pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators.

This product uses the same drug-panel and specimen-validity configuration as the Economy 90ml ETG, fentanyl and ADLTX cup, but provides a larger Serenity 120ml collection format.

Buyers can choose between the two products according to preferred cup size and collection workflow.

View other available configurations in our 12 panel drug test cup collection.

What This 12 Panel Urine Drug Test Screens For

Each drug abbreviation below represents a separate preliminary screening panel. The stated cutoff is the concentration used by the immunoassay to determine whether a test line should appear.

For more information about screening thresholds, see our drug test cutoff level guide.

EtG and Fentanyl Screening

EtG urine screening

EtG is a metabolite produced after the body processes alcohol. The ETG/300 panel is intended to provide a preliminary indication of EtG in urine at or above the specified cutoff. It does not measure current impairment or determine the quantity of alcohol consumed.

EtG detection can be affected by the amount consumed, time since exposure, metabolism, hydration and other individual factors. Testing should follow the manufacturer’s instructions and the organization’s established policy.

Fentanyl urine screening

The FEN/20 panel provides preliminary screening for fentanyl-related analytes at the stated cutoff. Fentanyl assays may not respond equally to every fentanyl analog or metabolite. Refer to the product insert for cross-reactivity information and assay limitations.

Serenity 120ml Cup vs Economy 90ml Cup

Choose the Serenity version when a larger 120ml collection cup is preferred. Choose the Economy 90ml version when a more compact cup better fits the collection process.

Built-In ADLTX Specimen Validity Indicators

This ETG urine test cup includes three specimen-validity indicators that help identify characteristics potentially associated with dilution, substitution or specimen manipulation:

• pH: evaluates whether the specimen’s acidity or alkalinity falls within the expected range.
• Specific gravity: helps assess specimen concentration or dilution.
• Creatinine: helps identify unusually dilute urine specimens.

These indicators provide supporting specimen-validity information. They do not identify every possible adulterant and do not replace an established collection or chain-of-custody procedure.

How to Use the 12 Panel ETG Urine Test Cup

1. Prepare the test: Confirm the expiration date and allow the sealed cup to reach the temperature specified in the product instructions.
2. Collect the specimen: The donor provides urine directly into the 120ml cup according to the collection procedure.
3. Secure the lid: Close the click-top lid completely before handling or reading the test.
4. Check the temperature: Read the built-in temperature strip within the time specified by the collection protocol.
5. Allow the test to develop: Keep the cup on a level surface and follow the manufacturer’s stated reading time, typically approximately five minutes.
6. Read the drug panels: Two lines, including a control line, indicate a negative result. A control line without a corresponding test line indicates a preliminary non-negative result.
7. Review the validity indicators: Compare the pH, specific gravity and creatinine pads with the reference chart supplied with the test.

See our complete guide explaining how to read a drug test cup.

Understanding the Results

• Negative: A control line and a test line appear for the panel. A faint test line should be interpreted according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Preliminary non-negative: The control line appears, but no test line appears for that panel.
• Invalid: The control line does not appear. Repeat the test with a new device.

Rapid cup results are preliminary. Appropriate confirmatory laboratory testing should be used for non-negative results when required by policy, legal procedure or the testing program.

Forensic Use Only

This configuration is labeled For Forensic Use Only. It should be purchased and used only within applications permitted by the product labeling and applicable testing procedures. It is not presented as a CLIA-waived device.

For additional appropriately labeled products, browse our Forensic Use drug test cups.

Bulk Ordering

The 120ml Serenity cup is available for organizations that require recurring or bulk urine-testing supplies. Confirm the product configuration, cutoff levels, intended-use status and case quantity before placing an order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this 12 panel urine drug test cup screen for?

It screens for AMP, BAR, BZO, COC, MDMA, MET, OPI, MTD, OXY, THC, ETG and FEN. It also includes pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators.

What is the capacity of the Serenity test cup?

This Serenity drug test cup has a 120ml specimen-collection capacity.

Does this ETG urine test cup include fentanyl?

Yes. It includes an ETG panel at 300 ng/mL and a fentanyl panel at 20 ng/mL.

What does ADLTX mean on this product?

ADLTX refers to the built-in pH, specific gravity and creatinine specimen-validity indicators.

How is this different from the Economy 90ml version?

The principal difference is the cup format and capacity. This product uses a Serenity 120ml cup, while the Economy version uses a compact 90ml cup. Both listed configurations screen for the same drug classes and validity characteristics.

Is this drug test cup CLIA waived?

No. This configuration is labeled For Forensic Use Only and should not be presented as a CLIA-waived drug test cup.

Does a non-negative result require confirmation?

The cup provides preliminary results. Confirmatory laboratory testing should be used when required by the applicable testing policy or procedure.