Panels

14-Panel Drug Test

The 14-panel drug test extends the standard screen to the substances driving today’s overdose and workplace-safety numbers — most importantly fentanyl. It is the panel we recommend for safety-sensitive roles and for any program that wants to catch what a basic 10-panel misses.

What the 14-panel adds

On top of the 10-panel classes, the 14-panel adds Fentanyl, Tramadol, Buprenorphine, and MDMA (Ecstasy). Every presumptive positive is confirmed by definitive LC-MS/MS.

Why fentanyl coverage matters

Fentanyl now appears in a growing share of post-accident and random-testing positives. A 10-panel will not catch it. If your workforce operates vehicles, machinery, or in healthcare, the 14-panel closes that gap. See fentanyl testing.

Ordering the 14-panel

Employers add it to any pre-employment or random program; individuals can order it as a mail-in at-home test.

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Common questions

What is the difference between a 10-panel and 14-panel?
The 14-panel adds fentanyl, tramadol, buprenorphine and MDMA to the ten classes on the standard 10-panel.
Should my company use the 14-panel?
For safety-sensitive roles or any program concerned about fentanyl and synthetic opioids, yes — the 14-panel is the more protective choice.
Is confirmation included?
Presumptive positives are confirmed by LC-MS/MS before reporting, so results are defensible.
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