Specimen Cup for a urine drug test

Description

Administrators and parents use a specimen cup as the preferred method when testing for drugs. They use them for collecting a urine sample when using a dip drug test card. A dip card is often called an immunoassay and relies on a urine sample to identify drugs of abuse. They are used throughout the industry for the collection and administration of urine because it includes a temperature check to verify the sample is at the correct temperature before analysis.

The benefits of using a specimen cup:

• Suitable for dip card drug tests
• Low unit price
• Non-gender-specific
• Volume level markers
• Heat sensitive strip (90° to 100° F. )

• They are made from a recyclable plastic for a cleaner world.

The important thing to remember is both cups include a heat-sensitive strip. The strip measures temperature between 90° to 100° F. Temperatures out of this range are not acceptable. We recommend that an acceptable temperature should be between 93° to 98° F. This range is tighter than typically accepted because it assures the urine has not been substituted with a fake sample.