5 Panel Urine Screen with BZO & 3 ADLTX – 120ml

5 Panel Urine Screen with BZO and Specimen Validity Testing

The 5 panel urine screen with BZO is a 120ml integrated urine collection and screening cup designed to test for benzodiazepines, cocaine metabolite, methamphetamine, opiates and marijuana metabolite while also providing three specimen-validity indicators.

This configuration combines BZO/300, COC/300, MET/1000, OPI/2000 and THC/50 with pH, specific gravity (SG) and creatinine (CR). The five drug assays, specimen-validity indicators and temperature strip are integrated into one disposable urine collection cup for a streamlined professional testing workflow.

This product is particularly useful for testing programs that require a dedicated benzodiazepine screening panel together with methamphetamine, opiates, cocaine and THC. It differs from standard five-panel configurations that may use AMP or PCP instead of BZO and MET.

Organizations comparing different combinations can review all available 5 panel drug test cups.

What Does This 5 Panel Urine Screen with BZO Test For?

This 5 panel BZO drug test screens one urine specimen for five drugs or drug classes at defined preliminary screening cutoff concentrations.

Complete drug panel: BZO/300 + COC/300 + MET/1000 + OPI/2000 + THC/50.

Additional specimen-validity indicators: pH + Specific Gravity (SG) + Creatinine (CR).

The pH, SG and CR indicators are not additional drug panels. They provide separate information about characteristics of the urine specimen.

5 Panel Drug Test with Benzodiazepines

The defining feature of this configuration is its dedicated BZO/300 benzodiazepine panel. Benzodiazepines are not included in every five-panel drug test, so buyers requiring BZO screening should verify that BZO is explicitly listed in the product configuration.

This test uses:

BZO + COC + MET + OPI + THC

This differs from a traditional five-panel configuration that may include AMP, COC, OPI, PCP and THC.

If your program instead requires PCP, compare the 5 panel urine drug test with PCP and ADLTX.

If AMP is required together with PCP and THC, review the standard 5 panel drug test cup.

5 Panel Drug Test with MET/1000

This product also includes a dedicated MET/1000 methamphetamine screening panel. The combination of BZO and MET makes this configuration distinct from five-panel cups that use AMP or PCP instead.

When comparing products, buyers should consider the exact analytes rather than assuming that all five-panel tests screen for the same drug classes.

For a simpler 90ml configuration containing MET with AMP, COC, OPI and THC, see the 5 panel drug test kit.

5 Panel Drug Test with Adulterant and Specimen Validity Checks

This 5 panel drug test with adulterants includes three specimen-validity indicators: pH, specific gravity and creatinine.

These additional indicators can help provide information about specimen characteristics that may warrant further review according to the testing program and manufacturer instructions.

pH

Urine pH indicates how acidic or alkaline the specimen is. Values outside the expected reference range may be relevant when assessing specimen validity.

Specific Gravity – SG

Specific gravity provides information about urine concentration. An unusually dilute or concentrated specimen may require additional evaluation.

Creatinine – CR

Creatinine is another indicator commonly used when evaluating urine concentration. Low creatinine may be relevant when assessing whether a specimen appears unusually dilute.

These specimen-validity indicators should be interpreted separately from the five drug-screening panels and according to the instructions supplied with the product.

Understanding the Screening Cutoff Levels

A drug-test cutoff is the concentration used by an assay when classifying a preliminary screening result. It does not indicate the amount of a substance consumed and should not be confused with a drug detection window.

This product uses:

• BZO at 300 ng/mL
• COC at 300 ng/mL
• MET at 1000 ng/mL
• OPI at 2000 ng/mL
• THC at 50 ng/mL

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

For additional information, review our drug test cutoff levels guide.

Drug Test Cutoff vs Detection Window

A cutoff and a detection window describe different aspects of drug testing.

Cutoff concentration is the concentration used by the assay to classify a preliminary screening result.

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

Detection time can vary according to the drug, dose, frequency of use, metabolism, hydration, specimen concentration and other individual factors.

For more information, see our urine drug test detection windows guide.

How to Use the 5 Panel Urine Screen with BZO

Always review the instructions supplied with the exact product before testing and confirm that the device is within its expiration date.

1. Prepare the test. Allow the test to reach the conditions specified by the manufacturer.
2. Collect the urine specimen. Have the donor provide urine directly into the 120ml collection cup.
3. Secure the lid. Close the lid completely after specimen collection.
4. Check specimen temperature. Review the integrated temperature indicator within the specified time period.
5. Place the cup upright. Keep the device on a stable, level surface while the test develops.
6. Expose the result area. Remove or peel back the label covering the test windows according to the product instructions.
7. Wait for development. Preliminary results are generally available in approximately five minutes.
8. Read the drug panels. Interpret BZO, COC, MET, OPI and THC according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
9. Review pH, SG and CR. Evaluate the specimen-validity indicators separately using the supplied reference information.

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

How to Read the Results

Rapid urine drug tests generally use competitive immunoassay technology. Each drug panel includes a control area and test area.

• Negative preliminary result: the control line and applicable 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 may still represent a negative preliminary result when the control line is present and the test is interpreted within the manufacturer’s specified reading time.

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

What Does a Negative Result Mean?

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

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

Rapid drug-screening cups are qualitative tests and do not report the exact concentration of a drug or metabolite in the specimen.

What Does a Presumptive Non-Negative Result Mean?

A presumptive non-negative result is a preliminary screening result and should not automatically be treated as a definitive laboratory-confirmed positive.

Depending on the purpose of testing, the organization’s procedures and applicable requirements, confirmation using a more specific laboratory analytical method may be appropriate or required.

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

CLIA-Waived 5 Panel Urine Screen

This specific configuration is identified as a CLIA waived 5 panel urine screen. CLIA-waived status applies to the exact test system and configuration rather than simply to the number of drug panels.

Users should perform the test according to the manufacturer’s instructions and any requirements applicable to their testing facility or program.

For additional information, review our CLIA waived drug test cups guide.

5 Panel BZO Drug Test for Workplace Screening

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

Potential professional uses include:

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

Organizations should select the appropriate drug panel according to their written policies, intended use and applicable federal, state and local requirements.

Is This a DOT Drug Test?

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

DOT-regulated testing follows specific specimen-collection, laboratory screening, confirmation and reporting procedures. Organizations that conduct both DOT and non-DOT

BZO 5 Panel vs Other 5 Panel Drug Test Configurations

Five-panel identifies the number of drug assays, but not a universal set of substances. This BZO configuration has a different purpose from PCP-, AMP- and no-THC products.

For all current options, browse the 5 panel drug test cups category.

Bulk and Wholesale 5 Panel Urine Screens

DrugTestingCup.com supplies this 5 panel urine screen with BZO for professional and high-volume purchasers that require recurring testing inventory.

The 120ml format and integrated specimen-validity indicators make it suitable for organizations that want additional urine specimen capacity together with BZO, MET and THC screening.

Quantity pricing is available for employers, clinics, treatment providers, testing services, staffing agencies, occupational-health programs and institutional buyers.

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 exact SKU and drug configuration. This BZO/COC/MET/OPI/THC configuration with pH, SG and CR is identified as SKU SM-CDOA-654AD3.

Frequently Asked Questions About the 5 Panel Urine Screen with BZO

What does this 5 panel urine screen with BZO test for?

This product screens for BZO/300, COC/300, MET/1000, OPI/2000 and THC/50. It also includes pH, specific gravity and creatinine specimen-validity indicators.

Does this 5 panel drug test include benzodiazepines?

Yes. This configuration includes a dedicated BZO assay with a 300 ng/mL preliminary screening cutoff.

Does this product test for methamphetamine?

Yes. This configuration includes a MET assay with a 1000 ng/mL screening cutoff.

Does this 5 panel urine screen include THC?

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

Does this product include PCP?

No. This configuration uses BZO and MET rather than PCP.

What specimen-validity checks are included?

The cup includes pH, specific gravity and creatinine indicators in addition to the five drug-screening assays.

Are pH, SG and CR additional drug panels?

No. They are specimen-validity indicators and are separate from the five drug-testing panels.

Is this 5 panel urine screen CLIA waived?

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

How much urine does the cup hold?

The integrated collection cup has a 120ml capacity.

How quickly are results available?

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

What does a faint drug test line mean?

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

Are presumptive non-negative results definitive?

No. The cup provides preliminary screening results. Depending on the testing program, a presumptive non-negative result may require laboratory confirmation.

Can this cup be used for DOT-regulated testing?

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

Can I buy this 5 panel BZO drug test in bulk?

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