6-Panel Urine Drug Test
A 6-panel urine drug test that screens for Amphetamines, Benzodiazepines, Marijuana, Cocaine, Opiates, and Oxycodone.
Included categories
- Amphetamines
- Benzodiazepines
- Marijuana
- Cocaine
- Opiates
- Oxycodone
Compare two urine panels, one hair panel, and four individual urine screens. The panel count and sample type identify different test scopes, so review the exact included categories before choosing an option.
Choose between an exact 6-panel scope and an exact 11-panel scope. The lists below come directly from the canonical catalog records.
A 6-panel urine drug test that screens for Amphetamines, Benzodiazepines, Marijuana, Cocaine, Opiates, and Oxycodone.
Included categories
An 11-panel urine drug test that screens for the 11 drug and alcohol categories listed below, including individual opioid and stimulant categories.
Included categories
This option uses a hair sample and has its own exact 5-panel substance list.
A 5-panel hair drug test that screens a hair sample for the five substance categories listed below.
Included categories
These tests focus on fentanyl, marijuana/THC, EtG alcohol, or nicotine and cotinine instead of using a multi-category panel.
A fentanyl urine drug test that screens for fentanyl and its primary metabolite, norfentanyl.
Review test detailsA marijuana urine drug test that screens for the THC metabolite THC-COOH in a urine sample.
Review test detailsAn EtG urine alcohol test that screens for recent alcohol exposure by detecting ethyl glucuronide, an alcohol metabolite.
Review test detailsA urine test that screens for recent nicotine exposure by measuring cotinine, a primary nicotine metabolite.
Review test detailsA larger panel is not automatically the right test. If testing is required for an employer, court, probation program, custody matter, federal agency, or safety-sensitive role, confirm the required specimen, substances, collection process, chain of custody, and Medical Review Officer services before ordering. Consumer-initiated testing may not meet those requirements.
Official references: SAMHSA workplace drug-testing resources and Quest Health alcohol and drug screening options.