Description
The HemoSure First Sign Drug Test Cup line collects and screens urine in one device with a temperature strip on every cup, across twenty panel configurations. Adulterant configurations add pH, specific gravity, creatinine or oxidant checks for programs that verify specimen validity at collection.
- Format – Integrated urine collection and drug screen cup.
- Validity – Temperature strip on every cup, adulterant test configurations available.
- Configurations – Twenty panels from 5 to 14 drugs, with and without adulterant checks.
- Packaging – 25 cups per box for every configuration.
About These First Sign Drug Test Cups
First Sign is the HemoSure drugs of abuse line, and its cup range is built around one idea, that the panel should follow the testing policy rather than the other way around. Twenty configurations run from a focused 5 panel cup to 14 panel cups that add EDDP and tricyclics, with adulterant versions that check pH, specific gravity, creatinine or oxidants on the same collection. Every cup in the line includes a temperature strip, the manufacturer states, so specimen freshness is checked at the moment of collection.
HemoSure lists the First Sign cups as CLIA waived in its training materials, which fits them for workplace and clinical collection sites. Results are preliminary screens, and the manufacturer names GC/MS as the preferred confirmatory method for a non negative result.
Features and Benefits
Panel Breadth
- Five to fourteen drugs – Menus scale from core DOT style panels to broad clinical panels with buprenorphine, EDDP and tricyclics.
- Adulterant options – AD and AD2 configurations layer specimen validity checks onto the drug panel in the same cup.
Collection Integrity
- Temperature strip included – Every cup verifies specimen temperature at collection, catching substitution attempts early.
- Sealed single device – Collection and testing share one cup, which limits transfers and the exposure that comes with them.
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Manufacturer: HemoSure
- Product line: First Sign drugs of abuse testing
- Product type: Integrated urine drug screen cup
- Specimen: Urine, collected directly in the cup
- Validity feature: Temperature strip on every cup, adulterant configurations check pH, specific gravity, creatinine or oxidants
- Regulatory status: CLIA waived (manufacturer training materials)
- Storage: 39 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit (4 to 30 degrees Celsius) in the sealed pouch
- Result type: Preliminary screen, GC/MS is the preferred confirmatory method
Packaging
- Box contents: 25 cups
- Sold as: 1 box of 25 cups per configuration
Browse related categories: diagnostic test kits and HemoSure products.
Why Choose the First Sign Cups for Policy Driven Panels
Most cup lines force a choice between a small menu and a second validity product, and this line refuses that trade. Twenty configurations on one platform keep training constant while panels change.
- Panel follows policy – Programs pick the exact drug menu their policy names instead of testing extra drugs or missing required ones.
- Validity in the same cup – Adulterant configurations fold specimen checks into the collection, with no second device to stock.
- One platform to train – Collectors learn one cup, and the panel variation stays a purchasing decision.
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the AD and AD2 configurations add?
They add specimen adulteration checks to the drug panel. Depending on the configuration, the checks cover pH, specific gravity, creatinine or oxidants, as shown in each configuration label.
Are the cups CLIA waived?
HemoSure describes the First Sign cups as CLIA waived in its training materials. Your site still operates under its own certificate for the testing it performs.
Do all cups include a temperature strip?
Yes, the manufacturer states that all First Sign cups include a temperature strip. The strip checks that the specimen is fresh at collection.
How should a non negative result be handled?
Treat it as a preliminary screen result. The manufacturer names GC/MS as the preferred confirmatory method, and your program protocol governs the next step.
How many cups come in a box?
Every configuration is sold as a box of 25 cups. Storage is 39 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit in the sealed pouch.