5 Panel Drug Test Cup – CLIA Waived 120ml

5 Panel Drug Test Cup – CLIA Waived 120ml Urine Test

The 5 panel drug test cup is a 120ml integrated urine collection and screening device designed to test for five commonly selected drug classes: amphetamine (AMP), cocaine metabolite (COC), opiates (OPI), phencyclidine (PCP) and marijuana metabolite (THC).

This configuration uses AMP/1000, COC/300, OPI/300, PCP/25 and THC/50 screening cutoffs and combines specimen collection, temperature checking and preliminary drug screening in one disposable cup. The larger 120ml format provides additional specimen capacity compared with economy 90ml cups while maintaining a straightforward workflow for professional drug testing.

This specific configuration is identified as CLIA waived and is designed for use according to the manufacturer’s instructions. It can support non-DOT workplace screening, clinical testing environments, treatment programs, staffing agencies, occupational-health services and other professional applications where this five-drug combination is appropriate.

Organizations that need a different analyte combination can compare all available 5 panel drug test cups.

What Does a 5 Panel Drug Test Cup Test For?

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

Complete panel: AMP/1000 + COC/300 + OPI/300 + PCP/25 + THC/50.

Five-panel drug tests are not universally configured with the same analytes. Buyers should always review the exact drug combination and cutoff levels rather than selecting a product solely by panel count.

Standard AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC Configuration

This product uses a commonly selected five-drug combination consisting of AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC. It differs from other five-panel products in this category that may replace PCP or THC with methamphetamine, oxycodone or another analyte.

The dedicated PCP/25 and THC/50 assays make this configuration different from our methamphetamine-focused and no-THC five-panel products.

If your program needs methamphetamine instead of PCP, compare the 5 panel drug test kit with MET.

If marijuana screening is intentionally excluded and oxycodone is required instead, review the 5 panel drug test without THC.

Product Specifications

Why Choose a 120ml 5 Panel Drug Test Cup?

The 120ml 5 panel drug test cup provides more specimen capacity than compact economy cups while retaining an integrated collection-and-screening format.

The donor provides the urine specimen directly into the cup, after which the lid is secured and the individual drug panels are interpreted according to the manufacturer’s instructions. This reduces the need to transfer urine into separate testing devices and helps simplify high-volume screening workflows.

Key product features include:

• 120ml urine specimen capacity
• Five integrated drug-screening assays
• AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC configuration
• Integrated temperature strip
• Secure lid
• Clear visual result windows
• Single-use disposable format
• CLIA-waived configuration

Understanding the Screening Cutoff Levels

A drug-test cutoff is the concentration used by an assay to classify a preliminary screening result. The cutoff is not a measurement of how much of a substance a person consumed and does not indicate exactly when a substance was used.

This product uses an OPI cutoff of 300 ng/mL, PCP cutoff of 25 ng/mL and THC cutoff of 50 ng/mL, along with AMP/1000 and COC/300.

A targeted drug or metabolite may be present below the screening cutoff and still produce a negative preliminary screening result.

For a broader explanation of testing thresholds, visit our drug test cutoff levels guide.

How to Read a 5 Panel Drug Test Cup

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

• 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 the control line appears and the result is interpreted within the time window specified by the manufacturer.

See our illustrated guide on how to read a drug test cup for more information about negative, presumptive non-negative, faint-line and invalid results.

What Does a Negative Result Mean?

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

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

This test is qualitative rather than quantitative and does not report the exact amount of a drug or metabolite present in the urine specimen.

What Does a Presumptive Non-Negative Result Mean?

A rapid cup provides a preliminary screening result. A presumptive non-negative result should not automatically be considered a definitive laboratory-confirmed positive.

Depending on the testing program, applicable requirements and consequences of the result, confirmation using a more specific laboratory analytical method may be appropriate or required.

A rapid urine screening result alone generally cannot determine exactly when a substance was used, the amount consumed, whether the donor is currently impaired, or whether a detected substance was used under a valid prescription.

Testing programs should maintain appropriate procedures for review and confirmation of presumptive non-negative results.

CLIA-Waived 5 Panel Drug Test Cup

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

Testing should be performed according to the manufacturer’s instructions and any requirements applicable to the testing facility or program.

Organizations that need additional waived configurations can review our CLIA waived drug test cups guide and available CLIA waived drug test cups.

5 Panel Drug Test Cup for Workplace Screening

This AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC configuration may be considered for non-DOT workplace screening programs when those substances match the organization’s selected testing panel.

Professional applications may include pre-employment testing, random workplace screening, reasonable-suspicion programs, post-incident testing, staffing agencies, occupational-health services, clinics, rehabilitation programs, treatment facilities, sober-living programs and mobile drug-testing providers.

Organizations should select the appropriate test according to their written policy, intended use and applicable federal, state and local requirements.

Is This 5 Panel Cup a DOT Drug Test?

No. An instant point-of-collection urine drug test cup should not be represented as a substitute for testing required under U.S. DOT 49 CFR Part 40.

DOT-regulated drug testing follows specific federal specimen collection, laboratory screening, confirmation and reporting procedures. Organizations that perform both DOT and non-DOT testing should maintain the appropriate procedures for each program.

Does This Product Include Adulterant Testing?

This standard 120ml configuration does not include separate pH, specific gravity or creatinine specimen-validity panels.

It does include an integrated temperature indicator for checking specimen temperature according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Organizations that need the same PCP and THC drug combination together with pH, SG and CR can compare the 5 panel urine drug test with PCP and specimen-validity indicators.

Standard 5 Panel vs Other 5 Panel Drug Test Cups

Five-panel identifies the number of drug assays, but it does not guarantee that every five-panel product tests for the same substances.

For a complete comparison of available panel combinations, visit the 5 panel drug test cups category.

Bulk and Wholesale 5 Panel Drug Test Cups

DrugTestingCup.com supplies bulk 5 panel drug test cups for employers, clinics, staffing agencies, occupational-health providers, treatment programs, testing services and other organizations that require recurring testing inventory.

Quantity pricing makes this 120ml configuration suitable for both smaller professional programs and larger institutional purchasers.

Qualifying orders of 100 or more cups receive free shipping, and qualifying in-stock orders placed before the published 3:00 PM EST cutoff can receive same-day shipping.

For repeat orders, verify both the drug configuration and SKU. This standard 120ml AMP/COC/OPI/PCP/THC configuration is identified as SKU SM-CDOA-255.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 5 Panel Drug Test Cup

What does this 5 panel drug test cup test for?

This product screens for AMP/1000, COC/300, OPI/300, PCP/25 and THC/50.

What drugs are on this standard five-panel drug test?

This configuration includes amphetamine, cocaine metabolite, opiates, phencyclidine and marijuana metabolite.

Does this 5 panel test include PCP?

Yes. The product includes a dedicated PCP assay with a screening cutoff of 25 ng/mL.

Does this 5 panel test include THC?

Yes. The THC assay uses a preliminary screening cutoff of 50 ng/mL.

What is the opiate cutoff on this product?

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

Is this 5 panel drug test cup CLIA waived?

Yes. This specific 120ml configuration is identified as CLIA waived. Always use the product according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

How much urine does the cup hold?

The integrated collection cup has a 120ml capacity.

Does this cup include pH, specific gravity and creatinine testing?

No. This standard configuration does not include separate pH, specific gravity or creatinine panels. It does include an integrated temperature indicator.

How quickly are results available?

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

What does a faint line on the drug test mean?

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

Does a presumptive non-negative result require laboratory confirmation?

The cup provides a preliminary screening result. Depending on the testing program and applicable requirements, a presumptive non-negative result may require confirmation using an appropriate laboratory method.

Can this instant 5 panel cup be used for DOT testing?

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

Can I order these 5 panel drug test cups in bulk?

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