13 Panel Drug Test Cup ETG – 90ml

Economy 13 Panel Drug Test Alcohol with EtG – 90 mL

The 13 panel drug test alcohol cup combines urine specimen collection with preliminary screening for 13 drugs, drug classes and metabolites in one compact 90 mL device. The defining feature of this configuration is a dedicated ETG/300 ethyl glucuronide panel for alcohol-metabolite screening.

Along with EtG, the cup screens for amphetamines, barbiturates, buprenorphine, benzodiazepines, cocaine, MDMA, methamphetamine, opiates, methadone, oxycodone, PCP and THC. Each assay uses its own stated cutoff concentration and produces a qualitative preliminary screening result.

This configuration is useful when an authorized forensic testing program requires EtG together with a conventional multi-panel urine screen but does not require additional specialty targets such as fentanyl, K2, kratom or xylazine.

The product is supplied in an Economy 90 mL format and is labeled Forensic Use Only. Buyers looking for different analytes, ADLTX specimen-validity indicators or other cup configurations can compare the complete 13 panel drug test cup selection.

13 Panel Drug Test List and Cutoff Levels

The complete configuration is shown below. The listed cutoff is the screening decision threshold for the applicable assay; it does not represent the exact concentration of a substance in the urine specimen.

This configuration contains 13 drug and metabolite screening panels. It does not contain fentanyl, K2, kratom or pH/SG/creatinine ADLTX indicators.

EtG Alcohol Metabolite Screening

The ETG/300 panel provides preliminary screening for ethyl glucuronide, a metabolite produced following ethanol exposure. EtG testing is different from breath or blood alcohol testing because it does not directly measure the amount of alcohol currently present in the body.

An EtG screening result should therefore not be described as a direct measurement of current blood-alcohol concentration or current impairment.

The previous version of this product page used a fixed claim that EtG could be detected for “up to 80 hours.” Detection periods should not be presented as a guaranteed characteristic of this cup because urine detection varies according to factors including specimen timing, alcohol exposure, metabolism, urine concentration and the cutoff used by the assay.

For a broader explanation of these variables, see our urine drug test detection windows guide.

Economy 90 mL Cup Features

The Economy 90 mL format combines urine collection and multi-panel screening in one compact device. Urine is collected directly into the cup, allowing the initial screening process to be completed without transferring the specimen to multiple separate rapid-test components.

• 90 mL cup capacity – compact format for high-volume purchasing
• 13 integrated screening assays – including ETG/300
• Built-in temperature strip – provides a specimen-temperature reference after collection
• Individual result panels – each assay is interpreted separately
• Forensic Use Only – intended-use designation should be followed according to product labeling
• Quantity pricing – available for recurring and larger-volume purchasing

The 90 mL designation describes the capacity of the cup. It does not mean that exactly 90 mL of urine must be collected. Follow the minimum specimen-volume instructions supplied with the device.

How to Use and Read Results

Always follow the package insert supplied with the exact product lot because specimen requirements, device activation steps and interpretation times are established by the manufacturer.

1. Confirm the product configuration, expiration date and sealed package condition before use.
2. Collect urine directly into the cup to the specimen level required by the manufacturer’s instructions.
3. Secure the lid and complete any device-specific activation steps.
4. Check the built-in temperature strip within the time period specified in the product instructions.
5. Begin timing as directed and read each screening panel within the manufacturer’s stated interpretation window.
6. Document the results and follow the applicable procedure for invalid or preliminary non-negative screens.

• Negative: the required control line and test line appear for the applicable screening panel. A faint test line should be interpreted according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Preliminary Positive / Non-Negative: the control line appears but the applicable test line is absent. This represents a preliminary screening result rather than definitive laboratory confirmation.
• Invalid: the required control line does not appear. Do not interpret the affected assay; follow the instructions for repeating an invalid test.

For additional examples of control lines, test lines, faint lines and invalid screens, review our guide on how to read a drug test cup.

Benefits and Forensic Use Cases

This 13 panel drug test alcohol configuration is particularly useful when a forensic program requires EtG screening together with commonly requested conventional drug panels but does not need the additional cost or complexity of a larger specialty configuration.

The integrated design allows multiple preliminary screening results to be evaluated from one urine specimen. Separate assays for OPI/300, BUP/10, MTD/300 and OXY/100 also allow the applicable panels to be reviewed individually rather than treating all opioid-related screening as one result.

For agencies researching testing workflows for court supervision, parole or correctional environments, see our expanded guide to probation drug testing, parole and correctional screening.

This product remains subject to its individual intended-use labeling. A forensic use case should not be interpreted as automatically making the product equivalent to a CLIA-waived clinical device, an OTC home test or an Employment & Insurance product.

Storage, Limitations & Intended Use

Store the test according to the temperature range and environmental conditions specified in the package insert supplied with the current product lot. Do not use the device after its labeled expiration date or if the sealed packaging has been compromised.

This cup provides preliminary qualitative screening results. A screening cutoff does not establish the exact amount of a substance present, the exact time of exposure or current impairment.

This specific Economy configuration is labeled Forensic Use Only. It should be selected, used and interpreted according to the product labeling and applicable forensic testing procedures.

For more information about product classification, review our Forensic Use Only product classification and intended-use guidance.

Bulk & Wholesale 13 Panel Drug Test Alcohol Cups

DrugTestingCup.com offers this 13 panel drug test alcohol configuration with quantity-based pricing for organizations purchasing forensic screening supplies in volume.

FREE SHIPPING is available on qualifying orders of 100 cups or more, and eligible in-stock orders placed before 3 PM EST can ship the same business day.

Organizations purchasing multiple configurations, recurring case quantities or larger volumes can also review our wholesale drug testing supplies options.

Government agencies, probation departments, correctional facilities and authorized contractors requiring procurement or RFP support can review our government drug testing supplier and RFP page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this 13 panel drug test alcohol cup screen for?

This configuration includes AMP/1000, BAR/300, BUP/10, BZO/300, COC/300, ETG/300, MDMA/500, MET/1000, OPI/300, MTD/300, OXY/100, PCP/25 and THC/50.

Does this 13 panel drug test include alcohol screening?

It includes an ETG/300 panel for preliminary screening of ethyl glucuronide, an alcohol metabolite. It does not directly measure current blood-alcohol concentration.

Does EtG determine whether someone is currently impaired?

No. EtG is an alcohol metabolite marker and does not directly establish current impairment or current blood-alcohol concentration.

How long can EtG be detected in urine?

There is no single guaranteed detection period for every test or individual. Detection can vary according to alcohol exposure, specimen timing, individual metabolism, urine concentration and the assay cutoff.

Does this 13 panel drug test include fentanyl?

No. This specific 13-panel configuration does not list a dedicated fentanyl assay. Buyers requiring fentanyl screening should select a configuration that specifically includes FEN.

Does this cup include ADLTX specimen-validity indicators?

No. This configuration does not list integrated pH, specific gravity or creatinine specimen-validity indicators.

Do I need to collect exactly 90 mL of urine?

No. The 90 mL figure describes cup capacity. Follow the minimum specimen-volume requirement in the instructions supplied with the device.

Is this 13 panel drug test CLIA waived?

No. This specific Economy configuration is labeled Forensic Use Only.

Are preliminary positive results final?

No. A rapid non-negative result is preliminary and should be managed according to the applicable testing procedure, including laboratory confirmation when required.

Can this 13 panel drug test alcohol cup be purchased in bulk?

Yes. Quantity pricing is available, qualifying orders of 100 cups or more receive free shipping, and larger recurring or institutional purchases may qualify for additional wholesale pricing.