This certified training program is intended to provide drug test administrators information to better understand the U-Tox product and testing procedure. Please read through all of the information within this training program. After completing the training portion, you may test your knowledge with our online certification quiz. Once you have successfully passed the quiz with 100% accuracy, you will receive a personalized certificate of training which you can print for your records.
The U-Tox is a preliminary screening test for the presence of drugs. The U-Tox is a qualitative, immunoassay urine-based rapid test that incorporates collection of a urine specimen and the testing of multiple drugs simultaneously. For a quantitative result or to confirm a presumptive positive screen, a second, alternative chemical method should be performed on the same urine sample. Liquid Chromatography/Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) or Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS) are the preferred confirmation methods.
Some of the U-Tox test strips will contain two drugs. Strips with two drugs will be arranged on the left side of the cup, followed by individual drug test strips, then EtG and SVT (if included). The control Line (C) is the uppermost line appearing on each strip. Before reading the test result Lines, verify that all control Lines have formed. Otherwise, the test is Invalid and the test results must not be used.
A Negative result is indicated by the presence of a reddish-purple control line and the presence of a corresponding reddish-purple test line.
A Negative result can be read as soon as both the control and test lines have formed. Wait the full 5 minutes before reading a presumptive positive result. Results are stable up to 60 minutes.
A Positive result is indicated by a reddish-purple control line and the absence of the corresponding test line for any particular drug within the testing panel.
The intensity of the test Lines may vary. Any line, without regard to intensity, color or size, indicates a Negative result for that drug.
The multi-drug strips consist of the top control line and two test regions (labeled T1 and T2 below) representing each of the multi-drugs.
Within This Diagram:
T1 corresponds with: OPI, BZO, OXY test results
T2 corresponds with: AMP, BAR, BUP test results
This diagram shows a positive result for BZO and BUP and a negative result for OPI, AMP, BAR and OXY
You have now completed the U-Tox training. You may go back over any or all of the material above anytime. Once you feel confident with the material presented, you may proceed to the certification quiz by clicking the button below. After you complete the quiz with 100% accuracy, a certificate will be generated on your screen that you may print for your records.