Certificate

• FDA 510(k)

Our 7 Panel Drug Test(7 Panel DOT Mirror Drug Test,) is designed to detect the 7 most common drugs of abuse, it matches the federal requirements that are mandated for safety-sensitive employees. Aichek Urine Toxicology Tests can typically detect drug use that goes back several days.

Application of 7-Panel Drug Test

"The most common use of 7-panel drug tests is for roles that fall under Department Of Transportation regulations like trucking, commercial vehicle drivers, and bus drivers.
There are many places that require a 7-panel drug test under the regulations, especially for employers. Here are some examples required tests under DOT regulations:

• Periodic employee screening
• Return to work examination
• Interview/onboarding examination+E10
• After a work-based accident
• Random employee screening
• Suspicion of/reported intoxication (on or off duty)
• Tips to Read Urine Drug Screen

What Does a 7 Panel Drug Test For?

The following substances show up on this drug test (7 panel):

1. Ecstasy
2. Expanded opiates
3. Basic opiates
4. Amphetamines
5. Cocaine
6. PCP
7. Marijuana

Information of Speciman for a Panel Drug Test

Patient Preparation
Collect
Random urine.

Specimen Preparation
Transfer 8 mL urine with no additives or preservatives to ARUP Standard Transport Tubes. (Min: 4 mL)

Storage/Transport Temperature
Refrigerated.

Unacceptable Conditions
Specimens exposed to repeated freeze/thaw cycles.

Stability
Ambient: 1 week;
Refrigerated: 1 month;
Frozen: 1 month

7-Panel Drug Test Kit Information

Drug of Abuse Test Kits (Combo)
Cat No	Product	Format	Packing	Specimen	Cut off	Read Time	Certificate
DOA-A*7a	Multi-drug Rapid Test	Cup	25T/BOX	Urine	N/A	5min-10min	CE
DOA-A*4a		Panel	25T/BOX	Urine	N/A	5min-10min
DOA-A*5a		Midstream	25T/BOX	Saliva	N/A	10min

Tips to Read Urine Drug Screen

To read Urine Drug Screen for test results, there are two lines on each strip to be the indication: the control line (C) and the test line (T). Each of them has a different function, the control line shows that the test is working correctly, and the test line indicates if the drug is present or not. 

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When both lines are showing on the card of urine drug screen panel, the result is negative, which means that the drug level in your urine sample is lower than the cutoff level. 

When the card shows the control line, the result is positive, which means that the drug level in your urine sample is higher than the cutoff level. 

When urine drug screen panel shows no lines, or only the test line, the result is invalid, which means that the test is not working properly or you did not provide enough urine in the cup. You can see some examples of negative, positive, and invalid results in this image.