Abbott Toxicology Alere Toxicology T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Tests

Yes, these T-Cube oral fluid devices are specifically designated for employment and insurance testing ONLY.

They are designed to streamline the screening process by offering:

• Simplified Collection: Oral fluid testing is fast and convenient.
• Tamper Resistance: The collection method inherently safeguards against specimen manipulation, ensuring reliable data.

Important Restriction: These tests are NOT FOR CLINICAL USE.

The Abbott Toxicology T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Tests are supplied with 25 units per box and come in two distinct configurations designed for rapid screening.

IMPORTANT: These tests are strictly intended for Employment and Insurance Testing ONLY and are not approved for clinical use. Neither configuration detects THC.

Here are the available multi-drug assay panels:

Each box of the Abbott Toxicology Alere Toxicology T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Tests contains 25 individual test units (25/bx).

This count applies to all available drug panel configurations, ensuring you have a consistent supply for employment and insurance screening protocols.

Yes, the oral fluid screening method utilized by the Abbott Toxicology T-Cube is designed to significantly simplify the substance abuse testing process, particularly for employment and insurance settings.

Key advantages of using oral fluid (saliva) collection include:

• Simplified and Convenient: The collection is fast and significantly easier compared to traditional methods.
• Tamper Resistance: The process inherently helps to protect the specimen against tampering or manipulation, ensuring result reliability.
• Rapid Detection: It facilitates the rapid screening and detection of multiple drug assays simultaneously.

No, these tests are strictly intended for employment and insurance testing ONLY.

They are explicitly designed for non-clinical settings, such as occupational health screening and professional evaluations, and are NOT FOR CLINICAL USE.

The detection profile of the T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Tests depends on the specific configuration selected, but both options are designed for rapid, convenient screening for employment and insurance testing.

Important Note: Neither available configuration screens for THC (Marijuana).

There are two main panel configurations available (25 tests per box):

Configuration 1 (5-Panel Screening)

This option includes screening for:

• AMP50: Amphetamines
• COC20: Cocaine
• MAMP50: Methamphetamine
• OPI40: Opiates
• PCP10: Phencyclidine

Configuration 2 (6-Panel Screening)

This enhanced option includes screening for:

• AMP50: Amphetamines
• COC20: Cocaine
• MET50: Methamphetamine
• OPI40: Opiates
• OXY20: Oxycodone
• PCP10: Phencyclidine

No, the Abbott Toxicology Alere Toxicology T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Tests do not detect THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) in any of the available configurations. This limitation is explicitly noted for all current panels.

These tests are designed for rapid screening of other substances suitable for employment and insurance testing, which may include:

• Amphetamines (AMP)
• Cocaine (COC)
• Methamphetamines (MAMP/MET)
• Opiates (OPI)
• PCP (Phencyclidine)
• Oxycodone (OXY) (depending on the specific configuration selected)

Each purchase includes 25 tests per box.

Yes, the Abbott Toxicology T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Test is specifically configured to screen for Amphetamine (AMP). Both available multi-drug panel configurations include this assay.

Key Detection Details

• Testing Method: Oral Fluid Detection
• Analyte Detected: Amphetamine (AMP)
• Cutoff Level: The test is designed to screen against a cutoff concentration of 50 ng/mL (indicated as AMP50 in the panel configurations).

This device is engineered for rapid, convenient collection and is explicitly intended for Employment and Insurance Testing ONLY. It is NOT FOR CLINICAL USE.

Yes, all available configurations of the Abbott Toxicology T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Tests are designed to detect Cocaine (COC20).

The T-Cube system screens for multiple drug classes using a convenient oral fluid (saliva) sample. This method simplifies collection and provides inherent safeguards against specimen tampering.

The Abbott Toxicology Alere Toxicology T-Cube Oral Fluid Drug Tests are specifically intended for employment and insurance testing ONLY. They are not designed or approved for clinical use.