Economy 90ml 14 Panel Drug Test with PPX, K2 & Tramadol

Economy 90ml 14 Panel Drug Test with PPX, K2 and Tramadol

This 14 panel drug test with PPX, K2 and tramadol combines urine collection and preliminary multidrug screening in one compact 90ml cup. Its specialty panels include propoxyphene at 300 ng/mL, K2 at 50 ng/mL and tramadol at 100 ng/mL.

This configuration is designed for qualified forensic programs that specifically require PPX, synthetic-cannabinoid and tramadol screening. It does not include EtG, fentanyl, THC or specimen-validity indicators.

This product is labeled Forensic Use Only. Use it only according to the current product labeling, manufacturer’s instructions and applicable testing requirements.

Key Product Features

• Fourteen drug, drug-class and analyte panels
• Dedicated PPX/300 propoxyphene panel
• Dedicated K2/50 synthetic-cannabinoid panel
• Dedicated TRA/100 tramadol panel
• OPI/300 opiate screening panel
• Separate oxycodone, buprenorphine and methadone panels
• Compact Economy 90ml collection cup
• Integrated collection and preliminary screening
• Built-in specimen temperature strip
• Results read in approximately five minutes
• Quantity-based pricing for bulk orders
• Forensic Use Only designation

What Does This 14 Panel Drug Test Screen For?

Confirm the panel configuration and screening cutoffs against the current pouch and instructions. Additional information is available in our guide to drug test cutoff levels.

Why Choose the PPX, K2 and Tramadol Configuration?

The term “14 panel” does not represent one universal analyte combination. Buyers should select a cup according to the exact panels required by their program.

This product is differentiated by three specialty panels:

PPX/300

PPX is the abbreviation used for propoxyphene. Because PPX is not included in every multi-panel test, buyers requiring it should confirm that PPX appears on the product label.

Learn more about what PPX means on a drug test.

K2/50

K2 refers to a synthetic-cannabinoid screening panel. It is different from a standard THC panel.

This configuration includes K2 but does not include THC. A K2 panel should not be described as a marijuana or THC panel.

Tramadol/100

TRA is the abbreviation used for tramadol. A general opiate panel should not be assumed to screen for tramadol, which is why this configuration includes a dedicated TRA/100 panel.

Our educational guide explains whether tramadol appears on standard drug tests.

Compare Related 14 Panel Drug Test Cups

Select the configuration that matches your required specialty panels:

• Choose this product when PPX, K2 and tramadol are required together.
• Choose the 14 panel PPX test with TCA and specimen-validity indicators when TCA, OPI/2000, pH, specific gravity and creatinine are needed instead of K2 and tramadol.
• Choose the Economy 14 panel test with EtG, fentanyl, K2, tramadol and ADLTX when alcohol-metabolite, fentanyl and specimen-validity screening are required.

Buyers can also compare all available 14 panel drug test cups.

Intended Forensic Use

This product is labeled Forensic Use Only. It should not be represented as an at-home or clinical diagnostic device.

Appropriate forensic applications may include qualified testing conducted for:

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

The purchaser must confirm that the product’s designation matches the intended testing environment.

How to Use the 14 Panel Drug Test Cup

Always follow the instructions supplied 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 built-in temperature strip within the period specified in the instructions.
5. Expose the result panels as directed.
6. Read the results at the manufacturer’s specified time.
7. Do not interpret results after the permitted reading window.

For illustrated instructions, review How to Read a Drug Test Cup.

How to Interpret the Results

For each drug panel:

• Control and test lines: Negative preliminary result
• Control line without a test line: Preliminary non-negative result
• No control line: Invalid result; repeat with a new device

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

A preliminary non-negative result should not be described as a final positive result.

Testing Limitations

• This cup provides qualitative preliminary screening results.
• It does not measure the amount of a substance consumed.
• It cannot determine impairment or the exact time of exposure.
• Screening cutoffs are not the same as drug-detection windows.
• A negative result does not prove that a substance was never used.
• Medications and cross-reacting substances may affect results.
• A preliminary non-negative result requires an appropriate laboratory confirmation method.
• Each panel must be interpreted separately according to the instructions.

Detection periods vary by substance, specimen and individual circumstances. See our general guide to drug detection times for educational information.

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.

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. High-volume buyers 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, K2 and tramadol.

Does this product include a PPX panel?

Yes. It includes a dedicated PPX panel with a preliminary screening cutoff of 300 ng/mL.

Does this test detect K2 or synthetic cannabinoids?

It includes a dedicated K2 panel at 50 ng/mL. The exact compounds detected depend on the product assay and instructions.

Does this 14 panel test include tramadol?

Yes. It includes a dedicated TRA panel with a preliminary screening cutoff of 100 ng/mL.

Does the cup also detect THC?

No. THC is not listed in this configuration. K2 and THC are separate analytes, and the K2 panel should not be represented as a THC panel.

Does this test include EtG or fentanyl?

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

Does this product include ADLTX indicators?

No. It does not include pH, specific gravity or creatinine indicators. Choose the PPX/TCA/ADLTX configuration if specimen-validity indicators are required.

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 otherwise.