UScreen Oral+™ Multi-Drug 16-Panel Saliva/Oral Fluid Flip-Top Click-Cube Test with Alcohol, Fentanyl, K2, Tramadol, 25/Box

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The UScreen Oral Plus™ Multi-Drug 16-Panel Oral Fluid Drug Test is a lateral flow chromatographic immunoassay designed for the qualitative detection of multiple drugs and their metabolites in saliva. The UScreen+™ Saliva/Oral Fluid Test Flip-Top Click-Cube provides a reliable, non-invasive solution delivering accurate results for common drugs, as well as Alcohol, K2/Synthetic Marijuana, Fentanyl, and Tramadol, at specific cut-off concentrations.

Featuring a non-invasive collection method and rapid testing capability, this user-friendly kit is ideal for various facilities aiming to maintain a safe and drug-free environment. Each box conveniently contains 25 individual tests, offering cost-effective, confidential, and dependable drug-testing solutions.

UScreen Oral+™ Multi-Drug Oral Fluid Test Features

• Sample type: Oral Fluid (Saliva)
• Saturation Indicator: Turns Red When Sufficient Saliva is Collected
• Comprehensive Testing: Screens 16 drugs panels plus ALCOHOL, K2, Fentanyl, and Tramadol on one device
• Greatly decreases ability to adulterate sample
• One Step process to avoid missteps and misinterpretations
• Non-Invasive Collection: Saliva-based testing eliminates the need for urine samples, providing a more comfortable and dignified experience for employees.
• Quick and Accurate Results: Delivers results in just minutes, allowing for faster decision-making in employment scenarios.
• Compact Design: Easy-to-use and portable, making it ideal for on-site testing in various environments.
• Hygienic Packaging: Each test comes in an individual foil pouch, maintaining the integrity and cleanliness of the product until it is ready for use.

Instructions for Use (IFU)

The UScreen Oral Plus Multi-Drug 16-Panel Saliva/Oral Fluid Test is designed for the detection of multiple drugs of abuse in human oral fluid. Please read the instructions carefully before testing.

• Test Device - Before use, allow test kit to reach room temperature (15-30°C/59-86°F).
• Collection Swab - Do not place anything in mouth at least 10 minutes before specimen collection. The oral fluid specimen must be collected using the collection swab provided with the test kit.

1. Specimen Collection
Remove the collection swab from packaging. Start timer. Relax the mouth and insert the collection swab horizontally into the mouth. Using a circular motion, gently swab both cheeks, gums, and the surface of the tongue 5-10 times each, actively swabbing inside the mouth until a red color appears on the saturation indicator strip.

Important: Do not bite, suck, or chew the collection swab. Hold the swab horizontally throughout collection. If after 4 minutes the saturation indicator strip hasn't activated, refer to troubleshooting notes. If after 7 minutes no color appears, proceed with the test anyway.

2. Insert Collection Swab into Test Device
Remove the test device from the sealed pouch and place it upright on a flat surface. Insert the swab gently and slowly into the test device until it reaches the bottom. Push the cap until securely locked.

Important: Keep the test device upright during this process.

3. Start Timer
Keep the device upright on a flat surface until completion. Start timer.
If test strips fail to develop (invalid), peel away the bottom label to inspect specimen volume.

4. Results Interpretation
Interpret results at 10 minutes.
For alcohol tests, use the provided color reference card and interpret at 3 minutes.

Result Types:

• Negative
• Presumptive Positive

Notes and Troubleshooting:

• If strips do not wick properly, peel off the bottom label to check for sufficient specimen volume or viscosity issues.
• If fluid is thick, move the device gently across a flat surface while upright, or gently tap the device to remove air bubbles.
• If the saturation strip hasn't turned red after 4 minutes, rotate the swab while swabbing to improve saturation.

INTERPRETATION OF TEST RESULTS

(1) Drug test results:

Preliminary Positive (+)
A color band is visible in each control region (C). If no color band appears in the appropriate drug test region, a positive result is indicated for the corresponding drug of that specific test region.

Negative (-)
If a color band is visible in each control region (C) and the appropriate drug test region, it indicates that the concentration of the corresponding drug of that specific test region is absent or below the detection limit of the test.

Invalid
If a color band is not visible in the control region (C) or a color band is only visible in the drug test region, the test is invalid. Another test should be run to re-evaluate the specimen.

NOTE: There is no meaning attributed to line color intensity or width

(2) Alcohol test results:

A distinct color is developed all over the pad. The positive result indicates that the BAC is 0.02% or higher. The alcohol concentration changes are related to the color chart below.

Negative (-)
Almost no color changes compared to that of the background. A result where the outer edges of the reagent pad produce a slight color but the majority of the pad remains the background color should be repeated to ensure complete saturation of the reagent pad with saliva. If the second result is the same, the results should be interpreted as being negative. The negative result indicates that the BAC is less than 0.02%.

Invalid
If the reaction pad has a green color before applying saliva sample, do not use this test.

UScreen™ Oral Plus Package Insert / Detailed Instructions For Use (IFU)

UScreen™ Oral Plus Quick Reference Guide

Why Choose UScreen+?

UScreen+ products are trusted by customers nationwide for their accuracy, ease of use, and regulatory compliance. Whether you need to implement a comprehensive drug-free workplace policy or perform pre-employment screening, this oral fluid test offers a reliable and efficient solution. We offer same-day shipping when ordered by 2:00pm Eastern Time and Free FedEx Ground Shipping.

Forensic-Use Drug Test Applications*

Forensic-use drug test products are typically used in settings where results need to be legally defensible and meet strict regulatory standards. In addition to government, law enforcement, corrections, and parole, other sectors that may use forensic-use drug tests include:

Forensic-use drug testing is required in industries and sectors where drug test results must be legally defensible and adhere to strict regulatory standards. Below is a comprehensive list of sectors that utilize forensic-use drug test products:

1. Government & Law Enforcement

• Federal, state, and local government agencies
• Law enforcement agencies (police departments, sheriff’s offices, highway patrol)
• Customs and border protection
• Federal and state forensic laboratories

2. Corrections & Judicial Systems

• Prisons and detention centers
• Probation and parole offices
• Court-mandated drug testing (family court, criminal cases, custody disputes)
• Drug courts and diversion programs

3. Military & Defense

• U.S. Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, Space Force)
• Defense contractors working with military personnel
• Veterans Affairs (VA) drug monitoring programs

4. Transportation & DOT-Regulated Industries

• Commercial trucking (FMCSA compliance)
• Aviation (FAA compliance)
• Railroads (FRA compliance)
• Maritime industry (U.S. Coast Guard compliance)
• Pipeline and hazardous materials (PHMSA compliance)

5. Healthcare & Medical Fields

• Pain management clinics (monitoring opioid compliance)
• Rehabilitation and addiction treatment centers
• Hospitals and emergency rooms (toxicology screenings)
• Behavioral health and psychiatric facilities

6. Workplace Drug Testing Programs

• Safety-sensitive positions (construction, energy, oil & gas)
• Unionized labor with strict testing protocols
• Insurance companies (post-accident testing and claims verification)

7. Research & Academic Institutions

• Universities conducting forensic toxicology research
• Government-funded drug abuse studies
• Clinical trials requiring forensic-grade drug testing

8. Private Security & Investigative Services

• Private investigators handling legal drug testing cases
• Corporate security and internal investigations
• Background screening for high-risk job candidates

*The sources for this information include industry standards, government regulations (e.g., SAMHSA, DOT, FDA), forensic toxicology research, and applications outlined by law enforcement and legal institutions.