FDA Approved CLIA Waived Fentanyl Drug Test Cartridge
Our FDA Approved CLIA Waived Fentanyl Drug Test Cartridge with a 1ng/ml cutoff level are engineered to offer precise and swift detection of fentanyl in diverse biological samples.
Fentanyl, a potent synthetic opioid, poses severe health risks when misused. These tests, designed as cartridge tests, present a dependable solution for individuals, healthcare providers, and organizations conducting fentanyl screening.
Key Features:
High Sensitivity: With a 1ng/ml cutoff, these test strips ensure exceptional sensitivity, enabling the detection of even minute traces of fentanyl in samples.
Quick and Easy Testing: The testing procedure is straightforward and rapid, allowing users to acquire results within minutes, facilitating efficient on-the-spot screening.
Visual Results: Our test cartridges provide clear and easy-to-interpret visual results. The presence or absence of lines in specific regions indicates the presence or absence of fentanyl in the sample.
Applications:
Home Use: Individuals concerned about potential fentanyl exposure can employ these test strips for at-home screening, promoting peace of mind and proactive risk management.
Professional Settings: Healthcare providers, rehabilitation facilities, and workplace testing programs can leverage the high sensitivity and rapid results of these cartridge tests to ensure comprehensive screening and prompt intervention when necessary.
| Cutoff level | |
| Fentanyl | 1 ng/ml |
Interpreting Results:
- Control Line (C): A visible line in the control region (C) confirms the validity of the test. It ensures that the test has been conducted correctly.
- Test Line (T): Interpretation of the test line depends on its appearance or absence
Positive
- A visible line in the control (C) region but the absence of a line in the test (T) region indicates a positive result. It suggests the presence of fentanyl in the sample above the 20ng/ml cutoff.
Negative
- Two visible lines in both the control (C) and test (T) regions indicate a negative result. This means the fentanyl concentration is below the 20ng/ml cutoff.
Invalid
- Invalid Result: If no line appears in the control (C) region, the test is invalid, and the process should be repeated with a new strip.
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