5 panel drug test No THC

5 Panel Drug Test No THC – 90ml Urine Drug Test Cup

The 5 panel drug test no THC is a compact 90ml urine screening cup designed for organizations that need a five-drug panel without marijuana testing. Instead of THC, this configuration includes an oxycodone (OXY) assay alongside amphetamine (AMP), cocaine metabolite (COC), methamphetamine (MET) and opiates (OPI).

The complete configuration is AMP/1000, COC/300, MET/1000, OPI/300 and OXY/100. Collection and preliminary drug screening take place in the same single-use cup, reducing specimen handling and providing an efficient testing workflow for employers, clinics, staffing agencies, treatment programs, occupational-health providers and other professional testing environments.

This product is particularly useful when a testing policy intentionally excludes marijuana while continuing to screen for other commonly selected drug classes. Because five-panel configurations are not standardized across every product, buyers should always confirm the exact analytes and cutoff levels before ordering.

To compare this configuration with THC-containing alternatives, visit our complete selection of 5 panel drug test cups.

What Does This 5 Panel Drug Test No THC Test For?

This 5 panel urine drug test no THC screens one urine specimen for five drugs or drug classes at defined cutoff concentrations.

Complete panel: AMP/1000 + COC/300 + MET/1000 + OPI/300 + OXY/100.

THC is not included in this configuration.

Why Choose a 5 Panel Drug Test Without THC?

A five-panel test does not have to include marijuana. Testing programs may select different analytes according to their written policies, operational requirements and applicable laws or regulations.

This 5 panel drug test without THC replaces marijuana screening with a dedicated oxycodone panel. That creates a substantially different testing profile from a conventional AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC combination.

The configuration may be useful for organizations that want to maintain screening for stimulants, cocaine, opiates and oxycodone while intentionally excluding THC from their selected panel.

The absence of THC should not be interpreted as a statement about whether marijuana testing is required or prohibited for a particular employer. Organizations should establish their testing programs according to applicable federal, state and local requirements and their own written policies.

5 Panel Drug Test with Oxycodone Instead of THC

One of the most important differences in this product is the inclusion of OXY/100. Oxycodone is tested on its own dedicated assay rather than being treated as interchangeable with a general opiate panel.

This cup therefore contains both:

• OPI/300 – Opiates
• OXY/100 – Oxycodone

That combination provides a different screening profile than five-panel cups that use THC or PCP as the fifth analyte.

If your testing program requires THC instead of oxycodone, compare the 5 panel drug test kit with AMP, COC, MET, OPI and THC.

Product Specifications

Understanding OPI/300 and OXY/100

This product contains separate opiate and oxycodone assays. Buyers should pay attention to this distinction when comparing drug-test configurations.

OPI/300 identifies the screening cutoff used by the opiate assay on this product.

OXY/100 identifies the screening cutoff used by the dedicated oxycodone assay.

The cutoff concentration is not the same as a detection window and does not indicate how much of a substance was consumed. It is the concentration used by the specific assay when determining a preliminary screening result.

For additional information about common testing thresholds, visit our drug test cutoff levels guide.

Cutoff Level vs Detection Window

A common drug-testing question is whether a cutoff level tells you how long a drug remains detectable. These are two different concepts.

Cutoff level: the assay concentration used to classify a preliminary screening result.

Detection window: the approximate period during which a drug or metabolite may remain detectable in a specimen.

Detection windows can vary based on the drug, dose, frequency of use, metabolism, hydration, specimen concentration and other individual factors.

For additional information, review our guide to urine drug test detection windows.

90ml Economy Drug Test Cup

The compact 90ml 5 panel drug test cup combines specimen collection and preliminary screening in one device. The economy format is designed to provide a practical testing solution while reducing the storage space required for larger-volume cups.

The cup includes:

• Integrated five-panel screening system
• 90ml urine specimen capacity
• Built-in temperature indicator
• Secure screw-on lid
• Easy-to-read result windows
• Single-use disposable design

This configuration does not include separate pH, specific gravity or creatinine specimen-validity strips.

How to Use the 5 Panel Drug Test No THC Cup

Always use the instructions supplied with the exact test and verify that the product has not expired before testing.

1. Prepare the test. Bring the test to the conditions specified in the manufacturer instructions before opening or using it.
2. Collect the specimen. Have the donor provide urine directly into the 90ml collection cup.
3. Secure the lid. Tighten the screw-on lid completely after specimen collection.
4. Check specimen temperature. Review the integrated temperature indicator according to the timing specified in the manufacturer instructions.
5. Place the cup upright. Keep the test on a stable and level surface while the reaction develops.
6. Expose the results. Remove or peel back the label covering the result area as directed.
7. Wait for the specified development time. Preliminary results are generally available in approximately five minutes.
8. Interpret all five panels. Review AMP, COC, MET, OPI and OXY according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

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

How to Read a 5 Panel Urine Drug Test

Rapid urine drug-test cups generally use competitive immunoassay technology. Each individual assay has a control area and test area.

• Negative preliminary result: both the control line and applicable test line appear.
• Presumptive non-negative result: the control line appears but the applicable test line does not.
• Invalid result: the required control line does not appear.

A faint test line may still represent a negative preliminary result when the control line is present and the test is read during the manufacturer’s specified interpretation period.

For visual examples and additional guidance, see how to read a drug test cup.

CLIA-Waived 5 Panel Drug Test No THC

This specific product configuration is identified as CLIA waived. CLIA-waived status applies to the exact test system and configuration and should not be assumed solely from the number of drug panels.

Professional users should perform the test according to the manufacturer instructions and any requirements applicable to their testing facility or program.

For more information about waived rapid testing, review our CLIA waived drug test cups guide.

5 Panel Drug Test No THC for Workplace Screening

This configuration may be considered for non-DOT workplace screening programs that intentionally select AMP, COC, MET, OPI and OXY while excluding THC from the panel.

Potential professional uses include:

• Pre-employment screening
• Random workplace drug testing
• Post-incident screening
• Reasonable-suspicion testing
• Staffing and employment agencies
• Occupational-health providers
• Clinics and physician offices
• Rehabilitation and treatment programs
• Sober-living organizations
• Mobile testing services
• Institutional testing programs

Employers should determine whether marijuana is included or excluded from their testing policy based on applicable requirements, their industry, workplace policies and professional guidance where appropriate.

What Does a Negative Result Mean?

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

A negative result does not necessarily establish that absolutely none of the target drug or metabolite is present. A concentration below the assay cutoff may still produce a negative screening result.

Rapid urine tests are qualitative screening tools rather than quantitative measurements of the exact concentration present in the specimen.

What Does a Presumptive Non-Negative Result Mean?

This test provides preliminary screening results. A presumptive non-negative result should not automatically be treated as a definitive laboratory-confirmed positive.

Depending on the purpose of testing, applicable requirements and the organization’s procedures, a presumptive non-negative result may require confirmation using a more specific laboratory analytical method.

A rapid urine screen by itself generally cannot establish:

• The exact time a drug was used
• The quantity consumed
• Whether the individual is currently impaired
• Whether the substance was taken under a valid prescription
• Whether medication was taken according to prescribed directions

Testing programs should maintain appropriate policies for confirmation and professional review when required.

Does No THC Mean Marijuana Cannot Be Detected?

This specific test configuration does not contain a THC assay. Therefore, it is not designed to provide a THC screening result.

The five assays on this cup are limited to AMP, COC, MET, OPI and OXY.

Organizations that need marijuana screening should select a different configuration that specifically lists THC. The 5 panel drug test kit with THC, for example, screens AMP, COC, MET, OPI and THC.

Is This a DOT Drug Test?

No. This instant point-of-collection 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 specimen-collection, laboratory testing, confirmation and reporting procedures. Organizations that operate both DOT and non-DOT programs should maintain the appropriate separation between those testing processes.

5 Panel No THC vs Standard 5 Panel Drug Test

The main difference is the drug configuration. Five-panel is a panel count, not a universal list of five substances.

For a complete comparison, browse all 5 panel drug test cups.

Bulk and Wholesale 5 Panel Drug Test No THC Cups

DrugTestingCup.com supplies bulk 5 panel drug test no THC cups for organizations that require recurring or high-volume testing inventory.

The compact 90ml economy design is well suited to professional buyers that need efficient storage and predictable purchasing costs.

Bulk purchasing benefits include:

• Quantity-based pricing
• Free shipping on qualifying orders of 100 or more cups
• Same-day shipping on qualifying in-stock orders placed before the published 3:00 PM EST cutoff
• High-volume ordering options
• Multiple five-panel configurations available

For repeat purchasing, verify the exact SKU and drug configuration before ordering. This no-THC configuration is identified as SKU SM-CDOA-855-90.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 5 Panel Drug Test No THC

What does this 5 panel drug test no THC test for?

This product screens for AMP/1000, COC/300, MET/1000, OPI/300 and OXY/100. It does not contain a THC panel.

Does this 5 panel drug test screen for marijuana?

No. This specific configuration does not include a THC or marijuana screening assay.

What replaces THC on this five-panel test?

This configuration includes a dedicated OXY/100 oxycodone panel together with AMP, COC, MET and OPI.

Does the test include oxycodone?

Yes. Oxycodone is screened using a dedicated OXY assay with a 100 ng/mL cutoff.

What is the opiate cutoff on this test?

The OPI assay uses a 300 ng/mL screening cutoff.

Is this product CLIA waived?

Yes. This specific five-panel configuration is identified as CLIA waived. Always use the test according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

How much urine does the cup hold?

The cup has a 90ml urine specimen capacity.

How quickly are results available?

Preliminary results are generally available in approximately five minutes. Follow the exact interpretation time stated in the manufacturer instructions.

Does this cup include specimen-validity testing?

This configuration does not include separate pH, specific gravity or creatinine specimen-validity panels. It does include an integrated temperature indicator.

What does a faint test line mean?

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

Are non-negative results laboratory-confirmed positives?

No. The cup provides preliminary screening results. Presumptive non-negative results may require laboratory confirmation depending on the testing program and applicable requirements.

Can this test be used for DOT-regulated testing?

No. An instant point-of-collection cup is not a substitute for the laboratory-based procedures required for DOT-regulated drug testing under 49 CFR Part 40.

Can I buy 5 panel no THC drug test cups in bulk?

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