Identify Diagnostics 5 Panel Drug Test Dip Card - CLIA Waived - 5 Pack

Identify Diagnostics 5 Panel Drug Test Dip Card – At-Home Drug Test

Fast, Private Drug Testing at Home

Get quick, reliable answers in minutes from the comfort of your home. The Identify Diagnostics 5 Panel Dip Card is designed for easy use, clear results, and total privacy—no appointments, no waiting.

Why Choose This Test?

• ✔ Results in Minutes – Know quickly so you can take the next step with confidence
• ✔ Easy to Use – Simple dip-and-read format, no complicated steps
• ✔ Trusted Accuracy – FDA 510(k) Cleared & CLIA Waived technology
• ✔ Private & Discreet – Test at home on your schedule
• ✔ Flexible Quantities – Buy what you need, from small to bulk packs

What Does It Test For?

This 5-panel test screens for the most commonly used substances:

• AMP – Amphetamines
• COC – Cocaine
• THC – Marijuana
• MET – Methamphetamines
• MOP/OPI – Opiates (Morphine)

How It Works

1. Collect a urine sample in a clean container
2. Dip the test card for a few seconds
3. Lay flat and wait
4. Read results in minutes

Two lines = Negative
One line = Preliminary Positive (consider confirmation testing)

Important Note About Results

This test provides preliminary screening results only.
If a result is positive, confirmation testing by a certified laboratory is recommended for accuracy—especially for legal, employment, or medical decisions.

Shipping & Availability

• Ships same business day if ordered by 3pm EST
• Discreet packaging
• Signature required for delivery

What Do the Results Mean?

Understanding your results is simple:

• Negative Result:
  Two lines appear (even if one line is faint). This means the drug was not detected above the cutoff level.
• Preliminary Positive Result:
  Only one line appears in the control region. This means the test has detected a substance at or above the cutoff level.
• Invalid Result:
  No control line appears. The test should be repeated with a new device.

Important: A preliminary positive result is not a confirmed result.

Why Confirmation Testing Matters

At-home drug tests are designed for screening, not final diagnosis.

Certain medications, supplements, or other factors can sometimes cause false positives. Because of this:

• All non-negative (positive) results should be confirmed with a laboratory-based test
• Confirmatory testing (such as GC/MS or LC/MS) provides definitive, legally defensible results
• Confirmation testing ensures accuracy before making any important personal, medical, or legal decisions

If you receive a preliminary positive result, we strongly recommend sending a sample to a certified laboratory for confirmation.  Click Here for a link to our confirmation option.  No insurance accepted. 

Life

Typically 11+ months remaining at time of purchase.

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(727) 744-2967

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The best drug test dip card cassettes with accurate results and the most reliable customer service come from us here at Identify. We are a leading family of brands in the industry by offering top quality urine screening devices in the USA for over 15 years. Identify Diagnostics drug tests are in use nationwide by attorney law office firms, boarding schools and college educational institutions, dentist offices, drug court testing environments, employers, employment staffing agencies, family law specialists, family practice doctors, government drug test cup programs, home office drug testing, hospitals, insurance companies, law enforcement drug testing, medical laboratory research facilities, national rehabilitation facilities, pain management physicians, parole offices, prisons / jails / correctional facilities, professional sports teams / athletic academies, recovery sober living houses, religious institutions and shelters, substance abuse clinics, US probation offices, youth juvenile detention centers.