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Single-Panel Test Strips

Find focused single-analyte test strips and compare available configurations before selecting supplies for a professional program.

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Fentanyl Test Strip

A single-target fentanyl test strip with fentanyl confirmed in the product’s analyte list. Its stored cutoff text is shown without adding units or interpreting the value.

$0.79 per unit at 100 units

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Kratom Drug Strip

Kratom Drug Strip 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

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Marijuana metabolite Test Strip

THC Drug Strip is configured for professional screening workflows involving THC (Marijuana metabolite). Review the stored analytes and configuration against your organization’s purchasing requirements.

$0.89 per unit at 100 units

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Xylazine Test Strip

XYL Drug Strip is configured for professional screening workflows involving Xylazine. Review the stored analytes and configuration against your organization’s purchasing requirements.

$0.99 per unit at 100 units

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Fentanyl & Xylazine Test Strip

XYL/FTY Drug Strip is configured for professional screening workflows involving Xylazine, FTY (Fentanyl). Review the stored analytes and configuration against your organization’s purchasing requirements.

$0.99 per unit at 100 units

About Single-Panel Test Strips

A test strip offers a focused screening format. Selection still depends on the listed analyte, the exact product variant, specimen requirements, and the manufacturer's supplied instructions. When purchasing for multiple staff or sites, record the chosen configuration and ensure that the reading process is part of your training materials. Do not transfer read windows or interpretations between different products. If your protocol calls for several analytes at once, compare multi-panel dip cards or cups as well. A rapid screening result should be handled under your organization's policy for presumptive results and follow-up. Before adding a strip to your supply list, confirm the analyte in its product record. Different strips can serve different screening needs even though their format looks similar. If a product has more than one variant, note the exact SKU your staff have been trained to use. Keep the package insert accessible and check it for specimen type, timing, interpretation, storage, and limitations. The result of a screen cannot be understood without the instructions and the program process around it. Estimate how many tests your team uses across shifts or locations, then review the purchasing increments and available tier prices for the chosen product. Ordering by a familiar category name instead of an exact item can make later replenishment harder to manage. If you need to compare a strip with a single-panel dip card, consider the collection routine as well as the listed analyte. If a broader panel is required, compare available multi-panel formats rather than assuming a single strip covers your list. Include the approved configuration and expected volume when asking for pricing. Questions about a missing product detail should be resolved before staff use a substitute.

Professional use cases

  • Teams purchasing a specific single-analyte configuration.
  • Programs comparing strip and dip-card formats.
  • Volume buyers standardizing replenishment for a documented workflow.

Common questions

Are all single-panel strips for the same substance?

No. Confirm the analyte listed on the specific product.

Where can I find the cutoff?

Review the exact product configuration and supplied package insert; do not infer a cutoff from the category.

What should we include in a repeat purchase request?

Specify the exact strip or SKU, analyte, preferred variant, approximate quantity, and how often the team orders. If several sites use different configurations, list them separately. Compare the stated purchasing increment and current product details before placing a repeat order, and keep the supplied instructions accessible to the staff who use the product.

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