14 Panel Urine Test Cup with EtG, Fentanyl, K2, Tramadol & ADLTX

14 Panel Urine Test with EtG, Fentanyl, K2 and Tramadol

This 14 panel urine test combines specimen collection and preliminary multi-drug screening in one integrated Serenity Cup. Its configuration includes dedicated panels for EtG, fentanyl, K2 and tramadol, together with ten commonly requested drugs and drug classes.

The cup also includes pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators for evaluating specimen validity. These three indicators are not additional drug panels.

This product is labeled Forensic Use Only and should be used only in settings consistent with its labeling and instructions.

Key Features

• Screens 14 drugs, drug classes and metabolites
• Includes EtG, fentanyl, K2 and tramadol
• Includes pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators
• Integrated collection and screening cup
• Built-in specimen temperature strip
• Qualitative preliminary screening results
• Quantity-based pricing
• Forensic Use Only

What Does This 14 Panel Urine Drug Test Screen For?

The currently listed configuration includes:

Always verify the configuration and cutoffs against the current pouch and manufacturer’s instructions. The present page contains conflicting tramadol information, so confirm TRA/100 before publishing this table.

Learn more about drug test cutoff levels.

Specialty Panels and Specimen-Validity Checks

EtG, Fentanyl, K2 and Tramadol

• EtG/300: Screens for ethyl glucuronide, a metabolite associated with alcohol exposure. It does not measure current impairment.
• FEN/20: Provides a dedicated fentanyl screen. Fentanyl should not be assumed to be covered by the general opiate panel.
• K2/50: Screens for selected synthetic-cannabinoid metabolites. It is separate from the THC panel.
• TRA/100: Provides a dedicated tramadol screen. It is separate from the general opiate panel.

pH, Specific Gravity and Creatinine

The ADLTX designation on this product refers to its three specimen-validity indicators:

• pH: Evaluates whether the specimen is unusually acidic or alkaline.
• Specific gravity: Assesses urine concentration and may help identify an unusually diluted specimen.
• Creatinine: Low creatinine can be associated with specimen dilution.

Compare each validity pad with the supplied color chart at the exact time specified in the instructions. An unusual result can indicate that additional evaluation is needed, but it does not by itself prove intentional tampering.

Serenity Cup or Economy 90ml Cup?

This product uses the Serenity Cup format shown in the product images. DrugTestingCup.com also offers an Economy 90ml 14 panel drug test with the same currently listed EtG, fentanyl, K2, tramadol and pH/SG/CR configuration.

Compare the cup body, lid, capacity, result-window layout, pricing and specimen-handling requirements before ordering. Keeping this distinction visible prevents the two pages from competing for identical search intent.

Panels Not Included in This Configuration

This product does not list dedicated panels for BAR, PCP, GAB, PPX, TCA, EDDP or hCG. “14 panel” does not represent one universal configuration, so buyers should select a cup based on the exact analytes required.

Compare all available 14 panel drug test cups.

Adulterants test

Adulterants testing with these strips is a process that searches for any kind of tampering with a urine sample from the donor.

Those additional ADLTX strips will further increase the minimum chance that the sample can be changed or anyhow tempered with before testing.

Some of the commonly used adulterants in urine drug testing are:

1. Table salt
2. Household vinegar
3. Liquid laundry bleach
4. Lemon juice.
5. Diluted urine (creatinine below 15 mg/mL).
6. Visine eye drops

The urine drug testing cups with adulteration drug test are designed to be user-friendly and reliable.

Reading Adulterants test

Intended Forensic Use

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

Potential qualified users may include:

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

FDA describes forensic tests as tests intended solely for forensic or law-enforcement purposes. Review the FDA information.

If a different regulatory classification is required, review the CLIA-waived 14 panel drug test and verify the documentation for the exact SKU.

How to Interpret Drug Panel Results

For each drug panel:

• Control line and test line: Negative preliminary result. A faint test line is generally interpreted as negative when the control line is present, subject to the instructions.
• Control line without a test line: Preliminary non-negative result.
• Missing control line: Invalid result. Repeat the test with a new device.

Replace the current wording “one line = positive” with preliminary non-negative.

Confirmation and Test Limitations

This cup provides qualitative preliminary screening results. It does not determine impairment, the amount consumed or the exact time of exposure.

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

Detection windows vary according to the analyte, specimen, usage pattern, metabolism and other factors. For general educational information, review drug detection times.

Compare Other 14 Panel Configurations

• Choose the Economy 90ml version for the same currently listed panel configuration in an economy cup.
• Review the 14 panel test with EtG, fentanyl, PCP and ADLTX when PCP is required instead of K2 and tramadol.
• Choose the 14 panel test with GAB, K2, EtG and fentanyl when gabapentin screening is required.
• Review the CLIA-waived 14 panel drug test when the testing environment requires a CLIA-waived device.

Bulk Ordering

Quantity-based pricing is displayed above the Add to Cart button. Organizations purchasing larger quantities can also review available wholesale drug-testing supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this 14 panel urine test screen for?

It screens for AMP, BUP, BZO, COC, EtG, fentanyl, K2, MDMA, methamphetamine, methadone, opiates/morphine, oxycodone, THC and tramadol.

What does ADLTX mean on this product?

On this product, ADLTX identifies the pH, specific gravity and creatinine specimen-validity indicators. It does not mean “Advanced Detection Line Technology.”

Does this test include alcohol screening?

It includes an EtG/300 panel. EtG is a metabolite associated with alcohol exposure; it does not measure present impairment.

Is this 14 panel urine test CLIA waived?

No. The product is labeled Forensic Use Only and should not be marketed as a CLIA-waived home or clinical diagnostic device.

What is the difference between this cup and the Economy 90ml cup?

Both pages currently list the same 14 drug panels and pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators. The difference is the physical cup format and associated pricing.

What does a preliminary non-negative result mean?

A control line without a test line indicates a preliminary non-negative result for that panel. Appropriate laboratory confirmation should be performed according to the testing program’s procedures.