What types of drug testing kits are available?

Drug testing kits are available in urine, oral fluid (saliva), hair follicle, and sweat patch formats. Urine tests are the most common for workplace screening, while oral fluid tests reduce tampering risk. Hair tests detect long-term drug use, and sweat patches monitor drug exposure over time.

What is a CLIA waived drug test?

A CLIA waived drug test is approved for use in non-laboratory settings because it is simple to perform and has a low risk of error. Many rapid drug test kits are CLIA waived, allowing clinics, employers, and testing facilities to administer on-site screening without complex lab equipment.

Are rapid drug tests accurate?

Rapid drug tests provide reliable preliminary screening results within minutes. Many are FDA 510(k) cleared and designed for professional use. Positive results from rapid tests are typically confirmed through laboratory testing using GC/MS or LC/MS methods for forensic accuracy.

What drugs do multi-panel drug test kits detect?

Multi-panel drug test kits detect common drug classes such as amphetamines, cocaine, opiates, marijuana (THC), benzodiazepines, methamphetamine, PCP, and barbiturates. Panel configurations vary, allowing organizations to select tests that meet workplace or regulatory requirements.

What is the difference between rapid and lab-based drug testing?

Rapid drug testing provides immediate on-site screening results, typically within 5 to 10 minutes. Lab-based drug testing involves certified laboratory analysis and confirmatory testing, which provides legally defensible results for forensic, court-ordered, or regulated workplace programs.

Which drug test is best for workplace testing?

Urine drug tests are the most widely used for workplace and pre-employment screening because they are cost-effective and well-established. Oral fluid tests are increasingly popular due to observed collection and reduced tampering risk. The best option depends on company policy and regulatory requirements.

How long do drugs stay detectable in different test types?

Detection windows vary by specimen type. Urine tests typically detect drugs for 1 to 4 days, oral fluid tests for 1 to 48 hours, hair tests for up to 90 days, and sweat patches provide continuous monitoring for up to 14 days. Detection times depend on the substance, frequency of use, metabolism, and test sensitivity.

Are FDA 510(k) cleared drug tests required?

FDA 510(k) clearance is often required for professional and regulated use. Many employers, clinics, and government agencies require FDA-cleared or forensic-use drug test kits to meet compliance standards and ensure reliable screening results.

Orawell Rapid Oral Fluid Drug Test + Alcohol Panel

Description

The Orawell 6-Panel Oral Fluid Drug Test with Alcohol Panel combines screening for six drugs with a separate alcohol indicator in one saliva testing device. This rapid oral fluid drug test provides preliminary results for on-site screening in non-DOT workplace, forensic and insurance testing programs.

Choose this version when your screening program needs alcohol detection alongside its six-drug panel. The integrated collection pad requires a small saliva sample and allows the operator to observe collection directly.

Six Drug Panels Plus Alcohol Indicator

Panel	Substance Screened
THC	Marijuana
COC	Cocaine
OPI	Opiates
AMP	Amphetamines
mAMP	Methamphetamines (includes Ecstasy)
BZO	Benzodiazepines
ALC	Alcohol

Observed Saliva Collection for On-Site Screening

The operator watches as the subject rubs the inside of the cheeks with the collection pad to stimulate saliva flow and then holds the pad under the tongue. Collection does not require a urine specimen or a restroom, making the process easier to supervise and reducing opportunities for specimen substitution. The collection process takes only a few minutes. Only a small amount of saliva is required to activate the test, reducing the testing time.

Each device is for one-time use. Follow the instructions supplied with your kit for preparation, collection and result timing.

Understanding Preliminary Drug and Alcohol Results

The drug panels use control and test lines, which indicate the presence or absence of drugs at a specified cutoff level. The alcohol indicator window located above the collection pad turns green if alcohol is detected at the 0.02 BAC cutoff level. Follow the supplied instructions for each result type.

Results are preliminary. The device does not establish impairment or provide a definitive diagnosis. Presumptive positive drug results require a more specific laboratory method for confirmation.

Rapid Oral Fluid Screening for Non-DOT Programs

This instant oral fluid test is intended for non-regulated workplace testing programs and insurance testing purposes. Consult your state laws governing the testing of THC and other drug panels and the product instruction insert on the proper use of this test.

DOT does not authorize instant, point-of-collection oral fluid drug tests for its regulated drug testing program.

Order Orawell Drug and Alcohol Screening Tests from AlcoPro

Select SKU 821-ALC for the six-drug configuration with the additional alcohol panel. Tests are sold individually, with quantity discounts available.

Add your quantity to the cart, or call AlcoPro at 800-227-9890 for help selecting your panel configuration. Twelve panel test kits and 12 panel tests with alcohol panel are available.

Specs

Drug Panel Specifications and Cutoffs

Test medium	Oral fluid
Format	Integrated collector pad
Cutoff levels
COC (Cocaine)	20 ng/mL
mAMP (Methamphetamine) includes Ecstasy	25 ng/mL
THC (9-Tetrahydrocannabinol)	20 ng/mL
AMP (Amphetamines)	25 ng/mL
OPI (Opiates)	10 ng/mL
BZO (Benzodiazepine)	5 ng/mL
Alcohol	0.020% BrAC

FAQ

1. Does this Orawell rapid oral fluid drug test include alcohol?

Yes. This version combines six drug screening panels with an additional alcohol indicator. Select the version marked “with alcohol panel” when ordering.

2. How does this differ from the standard Orawell 6-panel test?

This version adds alcohol screening to the six-drug configuration, allowing programs to screen for both with one device.

3. How quickly can I read results?

The manufacturer insert directs operators to read results five minutes after removing the device from the mouth, and not after 15 minutes. Collection takes additional time. Always follow the instructions packaged with your kit.

4. Does a faint drug test line count as negative?

A visible test line, even a faint one, indicates a negative drug result when the required control line is present and the result is read within the specified window. This rule does not apply to the alcohol indicator.

5. Can I use this test for DOT drug testing?

No. DOT does not allow instant oral fluid drug screening as a substitute for its required laboratory testing.

6. Does this test measure intoxication?

No. A screening test result does not establish whether a person is impaired.

Instructions for Use

Orawell Instructional Video

Features

Oral Fluid Drug Test Features

Detects six drugs of abuse using saliva
Detects alcohol at or above .020% BrAC level
Requires minimal saliva sample
Easy, one-step collection procedure
Easy-to-read test results in minutes
Methamphetamine panel detects ecstasy
An observed collection process greatly reduces adulteration or substitution issues
A 12 panel oral fluid drug test is available

Product Library

Oral Fluid Drug Test Datasheet

Product Insert

Reviews

Orawell 6 Panel Rapid Oral Fluid Drug Test with Alcohol Panel

Oral Fluid Drug Test

Six Drug Panels Plus Alcohol Indicator

Observed Saliva Collection for On-Site Screening

Understanding Preliminary Drug and Alcohol Results

Rapid Oral Fluid Screening for Non-DOT Programs