17 Panel Drug Test – GAB, KET, TRA, EtG, FEN – 90ml

Economy 17 Panel Drug Test Cup 90 mL – Gabapentin, Ketamine, Tramadol, EtG & Fentanyl

This economy 17 panel drug test cup packs 17 screening strips into a compact 90 mL cup (SKU SM-CDOA-1175-FUO-90). Its specialty panels focus on synthetic opioids and party drugs: tramadol (TRA/100), fentanyl (FEN/20), ketamine (KET/1000) and gabapentin (GAB/1000), plus EtG/300 for recent alcohol use.

The smaller cup uses less plastic and costs less per test, which makes it a practical choice for high-volume programs that run several hundred screens a month and still want an expanded panel menu instead of a basic 12-panel cup.

Why Choose the 90 mL Economy Cup

• Lower cost per test – the compact cup keeps the price down on large orders.
• 90 mL specimen volume – easier for donors and collectors to handle.
• Screw-top lid and temperature strip – the same specimen-integrity basics as the full-size cup.
• Tramadol and ketamine panels – substances many 17-panel cups do not include.
• Rated at 99.9% accuracy at the listed cutoffs when used as directed.

Economy 17 Panel Drug Test Cutoff Levels

Synthetic Opioid Screening: Tramadol and Fentanyl

Tramadol and fentanyl are synthetic opioids that a standard opiate (OPI/300) strip will not reliably pick up. This cup gives each its own panel, so a program can tell the difference between natural opiates, prescription tramadol and illicit fentanyl from a single specimen.

The buprenorphine (BUP/10), methadone (MTD/300) and oxycodone (OXY/100) panels round out the opioid section, which is why recovery and MAT programs often choose this layout.

Ketamine and Gabapentin Panels

Ketamine (KET/1000) is a dissociative anesthetic that shows up in nightlife and polysubstance use, and gabapentin (GAB/1000) is often taken to intensify opioids. Adding both to the same cup removes the need for separate single-panel dip cards and keeps the collection to one specimen.

How to Use the 90 mL Cup

1. Remove the cup from its pouch right before collection.
2. Collect the urine specimen above the minimum fill line and close the lid firmly.
3. Confirm the temperature strip reads in range within 4 minutes.
4. Read results at 5 minutes: a line in both C and T is negative; C alone is a preliminary positive.
5. Do not interpret results after 10 minutes; send non-negative specimens for lab confirmation.

Storage and Shelf Life

Keep the cups sealed in their pouches at room temperature and use them before the expiration date printed on each pouch.

Who Uses the Economy 17 Panel Cup

• Correctional facilities running high-volume random testing
• Recovery residences and outpatient programs on a tight testing budget
• Treatment courts that want tramadol and ketamine on the panel
• Community supervision programs monitoring gabapentin use

Intended Use: Forensic Use Only

This economy cup is labeled Forensic Use Only for law enforcement, courts, supervision agencies, correctional facilities and forensic laboratories. Results are preliminary and should be confirmed by a certified laboratory.

Wholesale Pricing on Economy 17 Panel Cups

Tiered pricing applies from 25 cups up to container orders, free shipping starts at 100 cups, and orders placed before 3:00 PM EST ship the same day. Contact info@drugtestingcup.com or 561-879-7718 for volume quotes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What drugs does the economy 17 panel cup detect?

AMP, BAR, BUP, BZO, COC, MET, MDMA, MTD, OPI, OXY, PCP, THC, EtG, FEN, GAB, KET and TRA at the cutoffs listed above.

How is this different from the 120 mL 17 panel drug screen?

This 90 mL economy cup includes ketamine and tramadol panels. The 120 mL Serenity 17 panel screen includes kratom and TCA instead and has a larger collection volume.

How accurate is the economy 17 panel cup?

It is rated at 99.9% accuracy at the listed cutoff levels when used according to the package insert. Results are preliminary until confirmed by a lab.

Does the 90 mL cup hold enough urine for confirmation?

Yes. Once the strips are read, the sealed cup can be sent to a laboratory with the remaining specimen for confirmation.

Does this cup test for tramadol?

Yes. It has a dedicated tramadol panel at a 100 ng/mL cutoff.