Extended Panel Sweat Patch Drug Test
The Extended Panel Sweat Patch drug test tests for THC, Cocaine, Opiates, Amphetamines, Methamphetamines, PCP, Hydrocodone, Hydromorphone, Fentanyl, Oxycodone, Oxymorphone Benzodiazepines, Buprenorphine, and Methadone. The patch is water-resistant and stays on through showers and swimming.
The expanded panel will be screened using LC/MS/MS and confirmed with LG/MS/MS, producing a very accurate and reliable test result. A sweat patch overlay is available for subject’s who perform strenuous labor or live in hot, humid climates or who exercise heavily.
Continuous Monitoring for Seven Days
The extended panel sweat patch drug test is designed to be worn for seven days and consists of a collector pad held in place by a strong adhesive film. If the subject uses drugs while wearing the patch, a small portion of the drug and/or drug metabolite is excreted in the sweat and absorbed into the collector pad. The sweat patch provides continuous monitoring for the entire time the subject wears the patch.
Sweat Patch Drug Test Resists Tampering and Adulteration
None of the common methods used to defeat urine drug testing are effective with the sweat patch. Drinking fluids and ingesting cleansers have no effect on the sweat patch. High Times magazine gave the sweat patch an unintentional endorsement when it advised readers to avoid wearing the patch if possible.
Includes Laboratory LC/MS/MS Confirmation Testing
All sweat patches are analyzed by a certified laboratory. Cutoff levels correspond to levels of detection in urine. Non-negative screening results are confirmed using the platinum-standard LC/MS/MS methodology to produce evidential-quality results. The sweat patch has a long history of successful defenses against court challenges.
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Kari Stepp –
Will the 5 panel show methadone or do you have to purchase the extended opiate patch?
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Admin Jennie Lee-Pace –
The 5 panel sweat patch will not detect methadone. However, the sweat patch with extended opiate panel will detect methadone.
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Jason –
Does the pharmchek test for alcohol? And why doesnt it test for benzodiazepines?
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John walker –
Will tramadol show up on extended opioid test
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Admin Jennie Lee-Pace –
No. Morphones and codones will be detected.
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Jason –
Will hydrocodone and oxycodone show up on the standard test since they are opiates?
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Jennie Lee-Pace –
Yes, Jason. The expanded opiates panel detects Hydrocodone, Hydromorphone, Oxycodone, and Oxymorphone.
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Leslie –
Can you test for suboxone on the extended opiates panel or will it not show?
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Jennie Lee-Pace –
Hi Leslie. No Suboxone will not be detected with this extended opiate panel. The extended opiate panel detects Hydrocodone, Hydromorphone, Oxycodone, and Oxymorphone. You can always supplement the sweat patch with the instant urine dip drug test for Buprenorphine. https://alcopro.com/product/iscreen-urine-dip-drug-test-buprenorphine/
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