ToxTest Urine Drug Test Cup

Secure Split-Cup System:

Integrated split specimen design allows for additional laboratory confirmation testing if required.

Tamper-Resistant Key Security:

Includes checks for pH, nitrite, oxidants, specific gravity, and creatinine to help identify compromised samples.

Extended Detection Capability:

Urine-based testing supports a longer detection period compared to saliva testing, making it suitable for workplace, random, and pre-employment screening.

Built-In Temperature Monitoring:

It has an inbuilt temperature strip that lets you monitor the temperature of the urine sample so you can ensure that the sample hasn’t been tampered with.

Secure Sample Integrity:

Simple cup-based format with clear result windows supports convenient sample collection and interpretation.

Drugs Detected

Cannabis/THC (THC) Methamphetamines (MET) Cocaine (COC) Amphetamines (AMP) Benzodiazepines (BZO) Opiates (OPI)

Cut-Off Levels

Cannabis/THC (THC): 50 ng/mL Methamphetamines (MET): 300 ng/mL Cocaine (COC): 150 ng/mL Amphetamines (AMP): 300 ng/mL Benzodiazepines (BZO): 200 ng/mL Opiates (OPI): 300 ng/mL

Units per Box

25

Sample Type

Urine

Adulterants Detected

Creatinine Specific Gravity pH Oxidants Nitrite

Temperature Strip

Yes

Dimensions:

8.7 x 6.4 x 7.4 cm

Weight:

69 grams

1. Pre-Testing Hydration Requirements

Donors must maintain normal hydration but restrict water intake to a maximum of 500 mL in the hour before testing to prevent a diluted sample.

2. Collect the Sample

Have the donor provide a urine sample directly into the collection cup. Ensure the urine level is above the minimum volume line (typically around 30 mL) to guarantee there is a sufficient amount of specimen for both the initial testing and any potential laboratory confirmation if required.

3. Verify Sample Temperature

Immediately check the built-in temperature strip on the cup. To verify the sample has not been substituted or tampered with, the green indicator should show a temperature between 32°C and 38°C within 4 minutes of collection.

4. Lid Security and Initial Sealing

Place the cup on a flat surface and press down on the pull tab until it clicks to seal it securely.

5. Activate the Testing Mechanism

Place the cup on a flat, level surface. Locate the split key in the lid and push it firmly into the designated lower side socket. This action activates the test by releasing the sample into the internal testing chamber.

6. Set the Timer

Immediately start a timer for 5 minutes once the mechanism is activated. Allow the cup to sit undisturbed on the flat surface while the results develop.

7. Observe the Strict Reading Window

Read the results precisely between 3 and 5 minutes after activation. Do not read the results before 3 minutes have passed, and do not interpret them after 10 minutes, as late chemical reactions can cause highly inaccurate readings.

8. Interpreting a Negative Result

Observe the drug panel strip. A Negative result is indicated when two colored lines appear: one in the Control region (C) and one in the Test region (T).

9. Interpreting Preliminary Positive Results

A Presumptive Positive result is indicated when only one colored line appears, and it is located strictly in the Control region (C). No line of any kind appears in the Test region (T).

10. Interpreting and Handling an Invalid Result

If no line appears in the Control region (C), the test is invalid, regardless of whether a line shows up in the Test region (T) or not. If this occurs, the test is void, and you must discard the device and repeat the entire procedure using a new test.