EtG Dip Card
An EtG single-panel dip card with EtG (alcohol) confirmed in its stored analyte list. The configuration text in the product record is the source of the cutoff information, rather than the SKU suffix.
$0.99 per unit at 100 units
Professional collection
Single-Panel Dip Cards
Browse single-panel dip cards when a workflow calls for a focused screening configuration rather than a broad multi-analyte panel.
Kratom Dip Card
Kratom Dip Card is presented using the available product and configuration details. Review the stored specifications and package wording against your organization’s purchasing requirements.
$1.19 per unit at 100 units
Fentanyl Dip Card
A single-panel fentanyl dip card, with fentanyl explicitly present in the stored analyte list. The configuration text is retained as entered so purchasers can verify it against their required product specification.
$0.89 per unit at 100 units
Cocaine Urine Dip Card
Cocaine Urine Dip Card is presented using the available product and configuration details. Review the stored specifications and package wording against your organization’s purchasing requirements.
$0.75 per unit at 100 units
Cotinine Dip Card
Cotinine Dip Card is presented using the available product and configuration details. Review the stored specifications and package wording against your organization’s purchasing requirements.
$0.99 per unit at 100 units
Morphine (OPI300) Dip card
Morphine (OPI300) Dip card is presented using the available product and configuration details. Review the stored specifications and package wording against your organization’s purchasing requirements.
$0.99 per unit at 100 units
Marijuana metabolite Dip Card
THC Dip Card is configured for professional screening workflows involving THC (Marijuana metabolite). Review the stored analytes and configuration against your organization’s purchasing requirements.
$0.99 per unit at 100 units
Tramadol Dip Card
Tramadol Dip Card is presented using the available product and configuration details. Review the stored specifications and package wording against your organization’s purchasing requirements.
$0.99 per unit at 100 units
About Single-Panel Dip Cards
A single-panel dip card is selected for its specific screened analyte, not simply for being a one-panel product. Compare the product record, selected variant, and supplied package insert before adding it to an approved list. Teams that order multiple analytes should keep each configuration distinct in purchasing and inventory records to avoid mix-ups at the point of use. Review specimen compatibility, reading steps, storage, and limitations in the instructions supplied with the product. For a broader standard screen, a multi-panel dip card or cup may be more appropriate to evaluate. This category is a format-based browse path, not an instruction to change an established testing protocol. Start with the analyte your program actually requires. A label such as single-panel does not identify that analyte or tell you whether two products have the same instructions. Compare variant names and SKUs where available, particularly if you purchase more than one dip card for different screening purposes. When reordering, use the approved item rather than a general description so staff do not receive a different configuration. Think through how the card fits into your specimen collection and result documentation process before estimating volume. If the team screens several analytes as part of one established workflow, compare the relevant multi-panel products instead of assuming multiple single-panel cards are the right replacement. Read the supplied instructions for collection, timing, interpretation, storage, and limitations; do not copy procedures from a strip or a different card. When requesting a quote, include the desired analyte, approximate quantity, and any variant you have already approved. If you cannot identify a detail that matters to your team from the product listing, contact us before adding it to a recurring order.
Professional use cases
- Targeted inventory for a documented single-analyte workflow.
- Programs comparing card-based formats with strips.
- Purchasers maintaining distinct configurations for different locations.
Common questions
Which analyte is included?
Check the analyte information on the individual product and its selected variant.
Can a dip card replace a multi-panel screen?
Only if it matches your documented protocol. A single-panel item does not cover the same analytes as a multi-panel item.
How do we prevent confusion when ordering several single-panel cards?
Keep a separate purchasing line for each analyte and approved SKU. Confirm the quantity and format on each product listing, then match incoming supplies against that list. Staff should use the supplied instructions for the exact card, not an instruction sheet from another analyte or variant. Include all required configurations separately in a volume request.
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