5-Panel Urine Drug Test, 5 Dip-Cards

The Exploro 5-panel drug test kit is an easy-to-use and seems to be a reliable option for at-home testing. The process is simple: just dip the test panel into your urine sample, wait for the results, and read the lines to determine whether any of the five common drugs (including THC, methamphetamine, and opiates) are present.While faint lines may appear in some cases, a second test can confirm the results for peace of mind. Luckily, you get a three pack, so not a big deal if you feel the need to retest. One of the standout features is the value -- getting three tests in one pack is a great deal for the price. However, the small, cluttered labeling on the test panels could be improved for easier reading. Overall, this kit seems to provide trustworthy results and is perfect for those needing quick, easy, and cost-effective drug screening.

This test kit is amazing and is really easy to use. All you do is place your urine in the cup then dip the test panel in for a few seconds then take it out and wait. Just like it says, it's got the federal 5 most common drugs to test for, I found out that using this kit the pain medication that I take for a disability condition actually isn't detected on these unless you are testing for that one drug specifically. That being methadone. I was told it is an opioid but it turns out it's not detected on this opioid test, you would have to test specifically for methadone. So it's very real and very accurate.

Very accurate urine drug screen 5-panel test that is easy to use and is a good price. Effective at what it is supposed to do and will prevent any surprises!

I am a medical technologist who has performed drug testing, mostly for use by an emergency room when a patient comes in with some sort of intoxication. This test is easy to use for normal people, so it would be considered a waived test, meaning anyone can do it. It doesn't take very long because you get the results right away without having to leave your house or mail something off. It correctly detected a prescription drug I was using at the time a bit past when it was expected to detect, so it's quite sensitive.You will need some sort of container for a urine specimen, which you supply yourself. Any plastic thing you were going to throw away anyway will work fine.Just a head's up, for this type of test, you are more likely to get a positive test if you run it on urine right when you wake up in the morning.

Make sure to read which drugs it tests for. Benzodiazepines are missing. Maybe it is OK for employment. However, benzodiazepines must be absent if one receives pain killers.