15 Panel Gabapentin Drug Test Cup with Fentanyl and EtG

15 Panel Gabapentin Drug Test Cup with Fentanyl and EtG

This 15 panel gabapentin drug test cup is built around a less common combination: dedicated GAB/1000, FEN/20 and EtG/300 screens within a 15-panel urine test. It allows qualified forensic programs to add gabapentin and fentanyl screening while retaining EtG and commonly requested drug classes in one collection device.

The test provides qualitative preliminary results. It does not determine dose, frequency of use, impairment or the exact time a substance was consumed. Preliminary non-negative results should be confirmed using an appropriate laboratory method.

Product Features

• Screens for 15 drugs or drug metabolites
• Includes dedicated GAB/1000, FEN/20 and EtG/300 panels
• Combines specimen collection and preliminary screening in one cup
• Includes a built-in temperature strip
• Provides results in approximately five minutes
• Offers clearly separated control and test-line result areas
• Available with volume-based pricing

No pH, specific gravity or creatinine specimen-validity panels are listed for this configuration. The temperature strip assists with checking specimen temperature and should not be described as an adulteration test.

What Does This 15 Panel Drug Test Screen For?

Cutoffs identify the concentration at which the preliminary test changes from a negative result to a preliminary non-negative result. See the drug test cutoff level guide for more information about how screening thresholds are used.

With its user-friendly design, non-invasive urine sample collection, and accurate detection capabilities, the Unique Cup with Gabapentin Drug Test is a reliable tool for ensuring safety, compliance, and health.

Dedicated Gabapentin Screening

Gabapentin is not automatically included in every multidrug test. A cup must specifically list GAB among its panels to provide preliminary gabapentin screening.

This configuration includes a dedicated GAB panel with a cutoff of 1,000 ng/mL. It is intended for programs that require gabapentin alongside commonly screened drug classes without moving to a higher panel count.

Separate Fentanyl and EtG Panels

The FEN/20 panel provides a separate preliminary screen for fentanyl. The presence of an OPI panel should not be assumed to provide fentanyl screening because fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that requires its own designated assay.

The EtG/300 panel screens for ethyl glucuronide, a metabolite produced after ethanol exposure. An EtG result does not measure current intoxication, impairment or the exact time alcohol was consumed.

Detection periods vary according to the substance, pattern of exposure, specimen and individual factors. Review the urine drug detection time guide for general educational information.

Comparing Gabapentin Drug Test Cups

Choose this product when a 15-panel configuration with GAB/1000, FEN/20 and EtG/300 matches your testing requirements.

Other available configurations include:

• 13 panel drug screen with GAB, EtG and FEN for a smaller panel configuration
• 17 panel drug screen with GAB, FEN, EtG and KRA when additional specialty coverage is required
• CLIA-waived 15 panel drug test for programs that specifically require a CLIA-waived device; panels and cutoffs differ
• The complete collection of 15 panel drug test cups for comparing available configurations

Compare the actual abbreviations, cutoffs and regulatory designation before ordering. Products with the same panel count may screen for different substances.

How to Use the 15 Panel Cup

1. Review the package insert and verify the panel configuration before testing.
2. Collect the required urine specimen directly in the cup.
3. Secure the lid and place the cup on a level surface.
4. Check the temperature strip within the period specified in the instructions.
5. Read the test results at approximately five minutes or within the package-insert window.
6. Confirm that a control line appears for every test strip.

Two visible lines in a result window, including a faint test line, generally indicate a negative result below the listed cutoff.

A control line without a test line indicates a preliminary non-negative result. If the control line does not appear, that panel is invalid and should be repeated with a new device.

For additional guidance, see how to read a drug test cup. Always follow the instructions supplied with the device if they differ from this general overview.

Forensic Use Only

This device is labeled Forensic Use Only and is intended for drugs-of-abuse testing conducted for law-enforcement purposes.

Appropriate users may include courts, police departments, probation or parole programs, detention facilities, correctional institutions and laboratories performing testing for these entities.

This product is not presented as a CLIA-waived, over-the-counter, clinical, workplace or home-use drug test. All results are preliminary.

A non-negative screening result should be reviewed according to the testing program’s procedures and confirmed by a qualified laboratory when required.

Bulk and Wholesale Ordering

Volume pricing is available for organizations that conduct recurring or large-scale forensic testing.

Confirm the required panel configuration before placing a bulk order, particularly when gabapentin, fentanyl or EtG screening is required.

For case quantities, recurring purchases or distributor pricing, visit wholesale drug testing supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this 15 panel drug test screen for gabapentin?

Yes. This configuration includes a dedicated GAB panel with a cutoff of 1,000 ng/mL. Gabapentin should not be assumed to be included unless GAB appears in the product’s panel list.

Which substances are included in this cup?

The cup screens for AMP, BAR, BUP, BZO, COC, MET, MTD, OPI, OXY, THC, PCP, GAB, MDMA, EtG and FEN. Each panel uses the cutoff shown in the product table.

Does the opiate panel also detect fentanyl?

Fentanyl should not be assumed to appear on a general opiate screen. This cup includes a separate FEN panel with a 20 ng/mL cutoff.

Does an EtG result show alcohol impairment?

No. EtG is a metabolite associated with ethanol exposure. A preliminary EtG result does not establish current impairment, the amount consumed or the exact time of consumption.

Is the temperature strip an adulteration test?

No. The temperature strip helps assess specimen temperature during collection. It does not test pH, specific gravity, creatinine or chemical adulterants.

Is this 15 panel test CLIA waived?

No. This product is labeled Forensic Use Only and should not be represented as a CLIA-waived, clinical, workplace, home-use or over-the-counter test.

What should be done with a preliminary non-negative result?

A preliminary non-negative result should be handled according to the testing program’s procedures. Laboratory confirmation using an appropriate analytical method may be required before further action is taken.