9 Panel Oral Swab Drug Test with NFYL/20 & THC/40

9 Panel Oral Swab Drug Test Pen – AMP/50, BAR/50, COC/20, MET/50, MTD/30, NFYL/20, OPI/40, OXY/20 & THC/40

• Detects 9 drug classes from a single oral fluid sample
• Tests for Amphetamine (AMP), Barbiturates (BAR), Cocaine (COC), Methamphetamine (MET), Methadone (MTD), Norfentanyl (NFYL), Opiates (OPI), Oxycodone (OXY), and Marijuana (THC)
• Rapid screening with results in approximately 5 minutes
• Oral swab collection eliminates the need for urine specimens
• Built-in quality control line ensures proper test performance
• Easy-to-use pen design with integrated sample collector
• Individually packaged for single-use applications
• Ideal for workplace, healthcare, rehabilitation, and forensic testing
• No analyzer or additional equipment required
• Reliable preliminary screening using oral fluid

Professional Oral Drug Testing Made Simple

The 9 Panel Oral Swab Drug Test Pen is an efficient screening solution for detecting multiple drugs of abuse from a single saliva sample. Designed with an integrated collection swab, the device combines specimen collection and testing into one streamlined process, making it ideal for professional testing environments where speed and convenience are essential.

Oral fluid testing allows specimens to be collected under direct observation, helping reduce the risk of sample substitution while providing a comfortable experience for the donor. The compact pen format is easy to transport, simple to administer, and delivers fast preliminary results without requiring laboratory equipment.

Why Oral Fluid Testing?

Oral fluid drug testing has become an increasingly popular alternative to traditional testing methods because it offers both convenience and reliability.

Key advantages include:

• Directly observed sample collection
• Fast and straightforward testing procedure
• Reduced risk of specimen tampering
• No restroom facilities required
• Comfortable, non-invasive collection
• Suitable for on-site testing in virtually any professional setting