19-Panel Fingernail Drug Test

Test name:

19 panel fingernail test, 19 panel fingernail drug test, 19 panel fingernail test for drugs, 19 panel toenail drug test

Drugs and drug classification:

amphetamines/methamphetamine, cocaine, opiates and expanded prescription opiates, PCP (Phencyclidine), marijuana, benzodiazepines, barbiturates, methadone, propoxyphene, oxycodone, tramadol, meperidine/demerol, fentanyl, sufentanil, ketamine, buprenorphine, zolpidem, kratom, and gabapentin

Lab order:

REQUIRED (call customer service)

Test arrangements and appointments:

No appointment needed, orders for 19 panel fingernail drug test collections may require special test arrangements, same day collections may be possible, but we may have to mail out lab orders and we therefore strongly suggest calling customer service as soon as possible

Result turnaround time:

Please remember result times are an ESTIMATE and never a guarantee. Results for a 19 panel fingernail drug test usually take an ESTIMATED 1 to 7 business days but average 3 to 5 business days

Specimen:

For the 19-panel fingernail drug test you need 150 mg of a clipped fingernail or toenail sample. (Special note: fingernail and toenails cannot be combined), clipping done by specimen donor, collections are observed and signed off by lab technician, a cutting of each 10 fingernails or toenails, 2 to 3 millimeters (3 to 4 MM) in length ONLY yields a 100 milligram (100 mg), must submit more length than the 2 to 3 millimeters

Detection time:

a standard 19-panel fingernail drug test has a detection time of an estimated 3 to 6 months from potential usage when using fingernail clippings, however, when using toenail clippings detection can possibly go back as long as one year

Price:

may require a small fee for the collection, the price for the 19-panel fingernail drug test can vary depending on which drug test locations are available in your area, you must call customer service for a price quote, however our test prices are normally better or the best price in the area (Please note: All prices include any necessary confirmation testing and medical review of any possible prescriptions.)

Methodology:

EIA (homogenous) or Elisa (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) (heterogeneous) screening technology, GCMS (Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry) confirmation technology of non-negative presumptive positives

Clinical applications:

finger and toenail drug testing offers extended detection times when compared to drug testing by urine, blood, and oral swab, allows for observed collection when adulteration of urine sample is suspected (donor performs their own nail clipping in the presence of lab tech), used to clarify confusing or conflicting pre-employment, pain management and probation urine drug test results, court ordered finger and toenail drug testing, post rehab testing, difficult or impossible to adulterate.

LIMITATIONS general:

takes roughly 1 to 2 weeks for drug or alcohol abuse to begin showing in nail sample, environmental exposure can show immediately

Possible processing laboratory options: 

United States Drug Testing Laboratory (USDTL)
 
Question: I am getting a divorce and need a drug test. Cost is not the main issue. I am more concerned about testing for as many drugs as I can. I know this will not be a cheap drug test but I do not want to be accused of trying to hide something so I just want the largest drug test possible. Is the 19 panel the largest drug test panel available?
 
Yes, the 19-panel nail test is the most comprehensive drug test available. While this drug test panel may be more than what you need, many of our clients request this simply because it is the largest drug test panel available. As far as cost goes, you are correct! This will not be the cheapest drug test option, and the cost can vary a bit depending on your location. However, many of our clients are happy with our cost compared to other places that can charge up to double our cost for this test. We have spoken to many clients that have been quoted well over $1000 and even over $1500!
 

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