Economy 90ml 14 Panel Drug Test with PPX, TCA & ADLTX

Economy 90ml 14 Panel Drug Test with PPX and ADLTX

This Economy 90ml 14 panel drug test combines urine collection with preliminary screening for 14 selected drugs, drug classes and analytes. Its distinguishing panels include PPX/300 for propoxyphene, TCA/1000 for tricyclic antidepressants and an OPI/2000 opiate cutoff.

Three separate specimen-validity indicators—pH, specific gravity and creatinine—are included alongside the drug panels.

These indicators are commonly described as ADLTX or adulterant checks, but they are not additional drug panels and do not independently prove that a specimen was intentionally altered.

This product is labeled Forensic Use Only. Use it only in settings consistent with the product labeling, instructions and applicable testing requirements.

Key Product Features

• Fourteen drug, drug-class and analyte panels
• Dedicated PPX/300 propoxyphene panel
• TCA/1000 tricyclic antidepressant panel
• OPI/2000 opiate screening cutoff
• Separate pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators
• Compact 90ml collection cup
• Integrated collection and preliminary screening
• Built-in specimen temperature strip
• Preliminary results in approximately five minutes
• Quantity-based pricing for bulk orders
• Forensic Use Only designation

What Does This 14 Panel PPX Drug Test Screen For?

This configuration contains the following 14 screening panels:

Always confirm the configuration and cutoff levels against the current product pouch and instructions. Buyers can learn more from our guide to drug test cutoff levels

Why Choose a 14 Panel Drug Test with PPX?

PPX is the abbreviation used for propoxyphene. Because PPX is not included in every multi-panel test, buyers who require it should confirm that a dedicated PPX panel appears on the device label.

This configuration also includes separate panels for:

• TCA at 1,000 ng/mL
• Opiates at 2,000 ng/mL
• Oxycodone at 100 ng/mL
• Buprenorphine at 10 ng/mL
• Methadone at 300 ng/mL

Do not assume that a general opiate panel screens for every synthetic or semisynthetic opioid. Each required analyte should be identified individually on the product label.

What This Configuration Does Not Include

This product does not list dedicated panels for:

• EtG
• Fentanyl
• K2 or synthetic cannabinoids
• Tramadol
• Gabapentin
• Kratom
• Ketamine

If any of these panels are required, select a configuration that explicitly lists them. Buyers can compare all 14 panel drug test cups before ordering.

Compare Related Economy 14 Panel Cups

Choose the configuration based on the panels your program actually requires:

• Select this PPX/TCA configuration when you require PPX, TCA, OPI/2000 and specimen-validity indicators.
• Choose the Economy 14 panel test with PPX, K2 and tramadol when K2 and tramadol are needed instead of TCA and ADLTX.
• Choose the Economy 14 panel test with EtG, fentanyl, K2 and tramadol when EtG and fentanyl screening are required.

These products should remain separate because they serve different testing configurations.

Intended Forensic Use

This product is labeled Forensic Use Only. It should not be presented as a CLIA-waived home or clinical diagnostic test.

Use may include appropriately qualified forensic programs operated for:

• Law-enforcement organizations
• Court systems
• Correctional facilities
• Probation or parole programs
• Juvenile detention facilities
• Laboratories supporting qualified forensic entities

The purchaser is responsible for confirming that the product designation and instructions match the intended testing program.

How to Use the 14 Panel Drug Test Cup

Always follow the instructions included with the current product lot.

1. Inspect the sealed pouch and expiration date.
2. Collect the urine specimen directly into the cup.
3. Secure the lid completely.
4. Check the temperature strip within the period stated in the instructions.
5. Expose the drug-panel and validity results as directed.
6. Read the drug-panel results at the manufacturer’s specified time.
7. Compare pH, specific gravity and creatinine with the supplied validity chart.
8. Do not interpret results after the permitted reading window.

For illustrated guidance, visit How to Read a Drug Test Cup.

How to Interpret Drug-Panel Results

For each drug panel:

• Control line and test line: Negative preliminary result
• Control line without a test line: Preliminary non-negative result
• Missing control line: Invalid result; repeat with a new device

A faint test line is generally interpreted as negative when the control line is present, subject to the current product instructions.

Do not describe a control-line-only result simply as “positive.” It is a preliminary non-negative result requiring appropriate confirmation.

Separate Specimen-Validity Indicators

The cup also provides three indicators that are not included in the 14-panel count:

• pH: Provides information about the specimen’s acidity or alkalinity
• Specific gravity: Provides information about urine concentration
• Creatinine: Provides another indicator related to specimen concentration and dilution

Compare each indicator with the validity chart supplied with the product. An unusual reading may require additional review, but it does not by itself establish intentional specimen tampering.

Important Testing Limitations

• The cup produces qualitative preliminary screening results.
• It does not measure the amount consumed.
• It cannot establish impairment or the exact time of exposure.
• Drug-screening cutoffs are not the same as detection windows.
• Detection time varies according to the substance, specimen and individual circumstances.
• Cross-reacting substances and medications may affect screening results.
• A preliminary non-negative result should be confirmed using an appropriate laboratory method.
• The validity indicators do not independently prove intentional tampering.

General detection information is available in our guide to drug detection times.

Bulk Pricing and Shipping

Quantity discounts are displayed above the Add to Cart button. Orders of 100 or more cups qualify for free shipping where stated on the product page.

Eligible in-stock orders placed before 3:00 PM EST may ship the same business day, subject to inventory, payment approval and the published shipping schedule. Organizations purchasing multiple configurations can also review our wholesale drug-testing supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this 14 panel drug test screen for?

It screens for AMP, BAR, BUP, BZO, COC, MDMA, MET, MTD, OPI, OXY, PCP, PPX, TCA and THC. It also includes separate pH, specific gravity and creatinine specimen-validity indicators.

What does PPX mean on a drug test?

PPX is the abbreviation used for propoxyphene. This product includes a dedicated PPX panel with a preliminary screening cutoff of 300 ng/mL.

What does ADLTX mean on this product?

ADLTX refers to the included specimen-validity indicators. This cup provides pH, specific gravity and creatinine checks separately from its 14 drug panels.

Do the ADLTX indicators prove that urine was adulterated?

No. An unusual reading may identify specimen characteristics requiring further review, but it does not independently prove intentional alteration.

Does this test include EtG or fentanyl?

No. Neither EtG nor fentanyl is listed in this configuration. Select a separately labeled product if either panel is required.

What is the opiate cutoff?

The listed OPI cutoff is 2,000 ng/mL. Confirm this against the current pouch and instructions before use.

Is this product CLIA waived?

The product is listed as Forensic Use Only. Do not represent it as CLIA waived or FDA cleared unless documentation for this exact device confirms that designation.

What happens after a non-negative result?

A preliminary non-negative result should be confirmed using an appropriate laboratory method and handled according to the testing organization’s procedures.