CLIA Waived 14 Panel Drug Test Cup with Tramadol, Fentanyl & ADLTX

CLIA Waived 14 Panel Drug Test Cup with Tramadol, Fentanyl & ADLTX

The CLIA waived 14 panel drug test with tramadol combines urine collection, 14 preliminary drug screens and three specimen-validity indicators in one 120 mL cup.

Tramadol and fentanyl each have their own panel, and the fentanyl cutoff is a sensitive 1 ng/mL. Amphetamine, cocaine and methamphetamine use lower 500/150/500 ng/mL cutoffs, and PCP, MDMA, BUP and MTD round out the menu.

If you need EtG or kratom instead, compare all 14 panel drug test cups.

14 Panel Drug Test List and Cutoff Levels

Compare both the target and the cutoff when choosing a configuration. Products with a similar name or panel count can use different cutoff levels.

Specimen validity indicators: pH, specific gravity (SG) and creatinine (CR). These are not counted as drug panels.

Serenity 120 mL Click Cup Features

The click-top lid helps prevent leaks, and the built-in temperature strip provides a specimen-temperature reference after collection.

The 14 drug panels and three ADLTX indicators are built into the cup, so collection, screening and validity checks happen in one device.

This configuration is CLIA-waived, which separates it from the Forensic Use Only 14 panel cups in our catalog.

Tramadol and Fentanyl Screening

Tramadol and fentanyl are not reliably picked up by a standard opiate panel, so this cup screens them separately.

BUP/10 screens for buprenorphine, which is commonly monitored in medication-assisted treatment programs.

MTD/300 screens for methadone, which is commonly monitored in opioid treatment programs.

OXY/100 screens for oxycodone, a semi-synthetic opioid that standard opiate panels may not detect at typical cutoffs.

TRA/100 screens for tramadol, a synthetic opioid that is screened separately from the OPI panel.

FEN/1 is a dedicated fentanyl assay. Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that a standard OPI (morphine) panel is not designed to detect, so a separate fentanyl panel is needed when fentanyl screening is required.

Read more in our article: does tramadol show up on a drug test?

Specimen Validity Checks – pH, Specific Gravity & Creatinine

This cup includes three specimen-validity indicators in addition to the drug panels.

• pH: indicates whether the specimen is outside the expected acidity range shown on the reference chart.
• Specific Gravity (SG): provides information about urine concentration and may help identify unusually dilute specimens.
• Creatinine (CR): another concentration-related check that can assist when evaluating possible dilution.

An unusual indicator result does not by itself prove adulteration. Read the indicators against the color chart supplied with the product and follow your program’s review procedure.

Reading Adulterants test

How to Use and Read Results

Always follow the package insert supplied with the exact lot, because collection steps and reading times can differ between devices.

1. Bring the sealed cup and the specimen to room temperature as directed in the package insert.
2. Collect urine directly into the cup to the required level and close the lid securely.
3. Check the built-in temperature strip within the time stated in the insert.
4. Activate or expose the test panels as directed and start timing.
5. Read each panel within the interpretation window stated in the insert; do not read results after that window.

• Negative: both the control line (C) and the test line (T) appear for each panel. A faint test line is interpreted according to the insert.
• Non-negative (preliminary positive): the control line appears but the test line does not. This is a preliminary screening result, not a confirmed result.
• Invalid: no control line appears. Do not interpret the result; repeat the test with a new device.

A non-negative screen should be followed by laboratory confirmation according to your program’s procedure before any final decision is made. A screening result does not show impairment, dose or the time of use.

For a step-by-step explanation of line-based results, see our guide on how to read a drug test cup.

Who Uses This CLIA Waived 14 Panel Cup?

This 14 panel drug test cup is labeled CLIA-waived. Typical buyers include:

• Physician offices, urgent care and occupational health clinics
• Addiction treatment, MAT and recovery programs
• Employers and third-party administrators running non-DOT programs
• Community and public-health testing programs

A CLIA-waived test still has to be performed under the appropriate CLIA certificate. See the CMS CLIA program and our guide to CLIA-waived vs. non-waived tests.

Intended Use, Storage & Limitations

This cup is labeled CLIA-waived. CLIA status belongs to the specific test system, so it should not be assumed for other products with a similar name or panel count.

Store sealed pouches as directed on the packaging, check the expiration date before use and use each device only once.

This is a preliminary screening test: it detects only the targets listed above at the stated cutoffs. As the FDA guidance on drugs-of-abuse screening tests explains, preliminary positive results should be confirmed by a laboratory. Instant tests are not an authorized method for DOT-regulated drug testing under 49 CFR §40.210.

Bulk & Wholesale CLIA Waived 14 Panel Drug Test Cups

DrugTestingCup.com sells the CLIA waived 14 panel drug test with tramadol with quantity-based pricing: the larger the order, the lower the price per cup. FREE SHIPPING applies to orders of 100 cups or more, and eligible in-stock orders placed before 3 PM EST ship the same business day.

Treatment programs, correctional facilities, clinics, resellers and distributors with recurring or high-volume orders can contact our team for wholesale pricing. Before ordering, compare other options in our CLIA-waived drug test cups.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this CLIA waived 14 panel drug test with tramadol screen for?

AMP/500, BAR/300, BUP/10, BZO/300, COC/150, MDMA/500, MET/500, MTD/300, OPI/300, OXY/100, PCP/25, THC/50, TRA/100 and FEN/1, plus pH, SG and creatinine.

Does the opiate panel detect tramadol or fentanyl?

No. Both are screened by dedicated panels: TRA/100 for tramadol and FEN/1 for fentanyl.

Is this 14 panel cup CLIA waived?

Yes. This configuration is labeled CLIA-waived. The testing site still needs the appropriate CLIA certificate.

What are the ADLTX indicators?

pH, specific gravity and creatinine. They are specimen-validity checks and are not counted as drug panels.

Does this cup include EtG?

No. This configuration does not include an EtG (alcohol) panel.

Is bulk pricing available?

Yes. Per-cup pricing drops with quantity, and orders of 100 cups or more ship free.