Description
The Clarity Drug Test Dip Card screens urine by dipping the card straight into the specimen, a format collection sites favor for its simplicity and low cost per test. Four configurations from 5 to 12 panels cover focused screens and broad menus on the same card platform.
- Format – Dip card urine drug screen.
- Result record – Flat card results can be photocopied for the donor file.
- Configurations – Four panel menus from 5 to 12 drugs.
- Packaging – 25 dip cards per box for every configuration.
About This Urine Drug Dip Card
Dip cards remain the workhorse format for programs that test into a separate collection cup and want the lowest handling cost per screen. The collector dips the card into the specimen, caps it, and reads the result lines on the flat card face. Because the card is flat, the result can be photocopied directly into the donor record, a small feature that auditors appreciate.
The line runs from a focused 5 panel card through 10 and 11 panel menus to a 12 panel card with buprenorphine and MDMA. Boxes of 25 with 20 boxes per case scale from a single clinic drawer to a central supply room.
Features and Benefits
Screening Simplicity
- Dip and read – The card dips directly into the specimen cup, so there are no droppers or transfer steps to manage.
- Photocopiable results – The flat card face copies cleanly, giving programs a paper record of each screen.
Panel Coverage
- Five to twelve panels – Menus scale from core five drug screens to broad panels with buprenorphine, methadone and tricyclics.
- One platform – Every configuration uses the same card format, so staff training stays constant as panels change.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Manufacturer: Clarity Diagnostics
- Product type: Urine drug screen dip card
- Specimen: Urine in a collection container
- Result format: Visual lines on a flat card, photocopiable
Packaging
- Box contents: 25 dip cards
- Case quantity: 20 boxes per case
- Sold as: 1 box of 25 cards per configuration
Browse related categories: diagnostic test kits and Clarity Diagnostics products.
Why Choose the Dip Card for High Volume Screening
Dip cards win where volume is high and budgets are watched, because the format is simple and the cost per screen stays low. The photocopiable result is a quiet advantage for programs that keep paper donor files.
- Low cost per screen – The dip format keeps consumable cost down across thousands of tests.
- Paper trail ready – Photocopied card faces give auditors a result record without extra forms.
- Flexible menus – Four configurations let one platform serve focused and broad testing policies.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a dip card test performed?
The card is dipped into the urine specimen in a collection container, then read on its flat face per the product insert. The format needs no droppers or extra devices.
What configurations are offered?
Four menus run from a 5 panel card to a 12 panel card with buprenorphine and MDMA. Each configuration label lists its exact drug panel.
Can results be recorded on paper?
Yes, the manufacturer notes that dip card results can be photocopied. Programs file the copy with the donor record.
How many cards come in a box?
Every configuration is sold as a box of 25 dip cards. Cases contain 20 boxes for central stocking.
Do dip cards replace confirmation testing?
No, dip card results are preliminary screens. Presumptive positives follow your program protocol for laboratory confirmation.
