5 panel drug test kit

5 Panel Drug Test Kit – 90ml Urine Drug Test Cup

The 5 panel drug test kit is a compact 90ml urine testing cup designed for fast preliminary screening of five commonly tested drug classes: amphetamines, cocaine, methamphetamine, opiates and marijuana metabolite. Collection and testing take place in the same disposable cup, helping simplify professional screening workflows while reducing unnecessary specimen handling.

This configuration includes AMP/1000, COC/300, MET/1000, OPI/2000 and THC/50. Unlike selected five-panel products that include pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators, this economy configuration focuses on the five drug-screening panels without additional specimen-validity strips.

The compact 90ml format is well suited for employers, staffing agencies, treatment programs, clinics, occupational-health providers, mobile testing services and other organizations that require a straightforward and cost-effective five-panel urine screen.

Organizations comparing other panel combinations can review all available 5 panel drug test cups before choosing a configuration.

What Does This 5 Panel Drug Test Kit Test For?

This 5 panel urine drug test kit screens one urine specimen for five drugs or drug classes. Each assay uses a defined screening cutoff concentration.

The complete combination can be summarized as:

AMP/1000 + COC/300 + MET/1000 + OPI/2000 + THC/50

Panel count alone does not identify which drugs a cup screens for. Different five-panel products can contain different analytes and cutoff levels, so buyers should always verify the complete configuration before ordering.

5 Panel Urine Drug Test Kit with MET/1000

A key feature of this configuration is its dedicated MET/1000 methamphetamine screening panel. Some traditional five-panel configurations use PCP instead of methamphetamine, while this test combines methamphetamine with AMP, COC, OPI and THC.

This separation is important for purchasing because two products described as a “5 panel drug test” may screen for different substances.

Organizations requiring PCP rather than MET can compare the 5 panel urine drug test with PCP. Buyers who require methamphetamine together with pH, SG and creatinine specimen-validity indicators can instead consider the 5 panel drug test cup with MAMP and adulterant checks.

Product Specifications

Understanding the Drug Test Cutoff Levels

A drug-test cutoff is the concentration used by an assay when determining a preliminary screening result. It should not be confused with the amount of a drug a person used or with the length of time a drug remains detectable.

For example, this product uses a THC cutoff of 50 ng/mL and a methamphetamine cutoff of 1000 ng/mL. A result is interpreted according to the assay and the manufacturer’s instructions for the specified cutoff.

For a broader comparison of screening concentrations, see our drug test cutoff levels guide.

Detection windows are a separate concept. The period during which a drug or metabolite may be detected in urine can vary based on the substance, frequency of use, dose, metabolism, hydration and specimen concentration. See our urine drug test detection windows guide for additional information.

Why Choose a 90ml 5 Panel Drug Test Cup?

The compact 90ml 5 panel drug test cup provides collection and preliminary screening in a single device without requiring a separate specimen container and individual test strips.

The economy format can be particularly useful for high-volume programs where storage space, unit cost and simple workflow are important purchasing considerations.

Benefits of the 90ml integrated format include:

• Urine collection and screening in one device
• Five drug panels in a compact format
• Integrated temperature indicator
• Secure screw-on lid
• Reduced specimen handling
• Easy storage for high-volume testing programs
• Fast visual preliminary results
• Single-use disposable design

How to Use the 5 Panel Drug Test Kit

Always review the instructions supplied with the exact test before use and confirm that the test is within its expiration date.

1. Prepare the test. Bring the test and testing environment within the temperature conditions specified by the manufacturer.
2. Collect the urine specimen. Have the donor provide the specimen directly into the collection cup.
3. Secure the lid. Close the screw-on lid completely before handling or interpreting the test.
4. Check the temperature indicator. Review specimen temperature according to the timing specified in the manufacturer’s instructions.
5. Place the cup upright. Keep the device on a stable, level surface while the test develops.
6. Expose the test results. Remove or peel back the label covering the result area as directed.
7. Wait for the required development time. Results are generally available in approximately five minutes.
8. Interpret each panel. Read AMP, COC, MET, OPI and THC individually according to the supplied instructions.

Do not interpret the test outside the reading window specified by the manufacturer.

How to Read a 5 Panel Urine Drug Test

Rapid urine screening cups generally use competitive immunoassay technology with a control line and test line for each drug panel.

• Negative preliminary result: the control line and corresponding test line are visible.
• Presumptive non-negative result: the control line appears but the corresponding test line is absent.
• Invalid result: the required control line does not appear.

A faint test line can still represent a negative preliminary result when it appears within the manufacturer’s specified reading time and the control line is present.

See our illustrated guide on how to read a drug test cup for additional information about control lines, test lines, faint lines and invalid results.

What Does a Negative Result Mean?

A negative preliminary result generally means the targeted drug or metabolite was not detected at or above the screening cutoff used by that panel.

A negative screening result does not necessarily mean that absolutely no drug or metabolite is present. A substance present below the assay cutoff may still produce a negative result.

This distinction is particularly important when interpreting rapid urine testing. Screening tests are designed to classify results according to defined assay cutoffs rather than quantify the exact amount of drug or metabolite present.

What Does a Presumptive Non-Negative Result Mean?

This 5 panel drug test kit provides preliminary qualitative screening results. A presumptive non-negative screening result is not the same as a definitive laboratory-confirmed positive result.

Depending on the testing program, purpose of testing and applicable requirements, a non-negative result may need laboratory confirmation using a more specific analytical method.

A rapid urine screening result by itself generally cannot determine:

• The exact time a substance was used
• The amount consumed
• Whether a person is currently impaired
• Whether a substance was taken under a valid prescription
• Whether a medication was taken according to medical directions

Testing programs should maintain procedures for handling presumptive non-negative results, confirmatory testing and professional review when appropriate.

CLIA Waived 5 Panel Drug Test Kit

This specific configuration is identified as a CLIA waived 5 panel drug test. CLIA-waived status applies to the specific test system and configuration and should not be assumed from the number of panels alone.

Testing facilities should use the product according to the manufacturer’s instructions and any requirements applicable to their testing environment.

For additional information about selecting waived rapid tests, visit our CLIA waived drug test cups guide or compare other CLIA waived drug test cups.

5 Panel Drug Test Kit for Workplace Screening

This product can support non-DOT workplace drug-screening programs that choose an AMP, COC, MET, OPI and THC configuration as part of their written testing policy.

Potential professional applications include:

• Pre-employment drug screening
• Random workplace testing
• Reasonable-suspicion testing programs
• Post-incident screening programs
• Staffing and employment agencies
• Occupational-health services
• Drug treatment and rehabilitation programs
• Sober-living organizations
• Clinics and medical offices
• Mobile testing providers
• Probation and correctional programs

The appropriate test configuration depends on the organization’s policy, the substances it needs to screen for and applicable federal, state and local requirements.

Is This 5 Panel Drug Test Kit for DOT Testing?

This instant urine cup should not be represented as a substitute for drug testing required under U.S. DOT 49 CFR Part 40.

DOT-regulated testing follows specific federal collection, laboratory, confirmation and reporting procedures. An instant point-of-collection cup does not become a DOT test simply because it screens several commonly tested drug classes.

Organizations conducting both DOT and non-DOT testing should keep the two programs clearly separated and follow the applicable procedures for each.

5 Panel Drug Test Kit vs Other Five-Panel Configurations

One of the most important purchasing considerations is the actual combination of drug panels. Our five-panel category includes several configurations designed for different screening requirements.

For a complete side-by-side selection, browse the 5 panel drug test cups category.

Bulk and Wholesale 5 Panel Drug Test Kits

The economy 90ml format is particularly suitable for organizations purchasing drug-testing supplies in larger quantities. DrugTestingCup.com offers quantity-based pricing for professional buyers and organizations that require recurring inventory.

Bulk customers may include treatment providers, staffing companies, clinics, occupational-health programs, testing services, institutional buyers, distributors and other high-volume purchasers.

Qualifying orders of 100 or more cups receive free shipping. In-stock orders placed before the published 3:00 PM EST cutoff can qualify for same-day shipping.

For recurring orders, verify the SKU and panel configuration before purchasing. For this product, use SKU SM-CDOA-254-90 to identify the 90ml AMP/COC/MET/OPI/THC configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 5 Panel Drug Test Kit

What does the 5 panel drug test kit test for?

This test screens for AMP/1000, COC/300, MET/1000, OPI/2000 and THC/50.

Does this 5 panel urine drug test include methamphetamine?

Yes. This configuration contains a dedicated methamphetamine panel identified as MET with a 1000 ng/mL screening cutoff.

Does this product test for PCP?

No. This configuration uses MET rather than PCP. Buyers who require PCP should select a five-panel configuration that specifically lists PCP.

Does this 5 panel drug test include THC?

Yes. This configuration includes THC with a 50 ng/mL screening cutoff.

Does this product include adulterant testing?

No. This economy configuration contains five drug panels without the additional pH, specific gravity and creatinine specimen-validity indicators found on selected ADLTX products.

Is this 5 panel drug test kit CLIA waived?

Yes. This specific product configuration is identified as CLIA waived. Users should follow the manufacturer’s instructions and the requirements applicable to their testing setting.

How much urine does the cup hold?

The integrated collection cup has a 90ml capacity.

How quickly are results available?

Preliminary results are generally available in approximately five minutes. Always follow the exact reading time stated in the supplied manufacturer instructions.

What does a faint line mean?

A faint test line can still represent a negative preliminary result when the control line is present and the test is interpreted within the manufacturer’s specified reading time.

Are non-negative results definitive?

No. This product provides preliminary screening results. Presumptive non-negative results may require confirmation with an appropriate laboratory method depending on the testing program.

Can this instant cup be used for DOT-regulated testing?

No. Instant point-of-collection urine tests are not a substitute for the laboratory-based procedures required for DOT-regulated testing under 49 CFR Part 40.

Can I order 5 panel drug test kits in bulk?

Yes. Bulk and quantity pricing is available for professional and high-volume buyers, with free shipping on qualifying orders of 100 or more cups.