Multi-Drug 12 Drug Screen with S.V.T. Urine Self-Test

Multi-Drug 12 Drug Screen with S.V.T. Urine Self-Test – fast screening for 12 substances with sample validity checks

If you want a clear, practical indication of recent exposure to multiple substances, this urine self-test can help. It screens for AMP, BAR, BZO, COC, MDMA, MET, MTD, OPI, PCP, TCA, THC, and KET in urine and also includes S.V.T. checks for sample validity. For those seeking clarity in a private setting, it offers a straightforward and efficient first step without the need for a lab visit.

What the test measures

This test screens for twelve substance groups in urine: amphetamines (AMP), barbiturates (BAR), benzodiazepines (BZO), cocaine (COC), MDMA/ecstasy (MDMA), methamphetamine (MET), methadone (MTD), opiates (OPI), phencyclidine (PCP), tricyclic antidepressants (TCA), marijuana/THC (THC), and ketamine (KET). In addition, the built-in S.V.T. (Specimen Validity Test) checks key urine parameters such as specific gravity (S.G.), creatinine (CRE), and pH to help assess whether the sample appears diluted or otherwise abnormal. The outcome is a screening indication (above/below the cut-off) for each substance panel, not a precise concentration.

Why this test is useful

• Screens for 12 substances at once with a single urine sample
• Includes S.V.T. checks to support sample validity assessment
• Uses urine, a common sample type for multi-drug screening
• Requires no laboratory visit or additional equipment
• Provides a clear readout for each substance panel in one test cup

How to read the result (important)

This is a competitive lateral-flow test, so interpretation differs from many other self-tests. Each drug panel should be interpreted separately:

• The control line (C) must appear for a panel to be valid.
• Test line (T) visible = negative for that substance (below the cut-off).
• No T line = positive for that substance (above the cut-off).
• A faint test line should still be interpreted as a negative result.

The S.V.T. section should be interpreted according to the reference guide provided with the product. These checks do not diagnose a medical condition, but help indicate whether the urine sample falls within expected validity ranges.

How to use

For the most meaningful result:

1. Collect the urine sample directly in the test cup as instructed.
2. Secure the cup and keep it on a flat surface.
3. Wait the recommended amount of time before reading the drug panels and S.V.T. section.
4. Read the result only within the stated reading window and do not interpret it afterward.

Who this test is for

This test is suitable for anyone who wants a quick at-home screening for multiple commonly tested substances, with the added benefit of sample validity checks. It may be useful for personal monitoring, private screening, or checking whether recent substance exposure is still detectable in urine.

What’s included

• 2 multi-drug urine test cups with S.V.T.
• Instruction manual

Important information

• Single-use, in-vitro diagnostic test
• For urine use only
• A screening result is not a medical diagnosis
• Each substance panel must be interpreted separately
• S.V.T. parameters help assess sample validity, but do not replace laboratory confirmation
• Detection depends on factors such as timing of use, metabolism, hydration, and the test cut-off
• If the outcome is important or the result is unclear, repeat the test and/or confirm via a laboratory method