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A control line and a test line are visible. A faint coloured test line also counts as negative when the control is valid and the result is read correctly. This does not exclude all drug use.
The VivaTest Urine Drug Test Strip is a rapid screening test designed to detect the presence of specific drugs in urine samples.
This test delivers clear results in just 5 minutes and is manufactured to meet professional screening standards. It is suitable for home testing, workplace screening, and general personal use.
Each test is simple to use, requires no laboratory equipment, and provides an easy positive or negative result when used according to the instructions.
VivaTest drug test strips are supplied in discreet packaging and are intended for preliminary screening purposes only.
Learn more about drug detection times in our Drug Testing Resources.
A single-target urine test for cocaine metabolite screening at a stated cut-off of 300 ng/mL. A straightforward option when cocaine is the specific screening target.
The listed panels and cut-offs for this urine test are shown below. Match these to the substances you need to screen.
| Code | Screening target | Cut-off (ng/mL) |
|---|---|---|
| COC | Cocaine metabolite (benzoylecgonine) | 300 |
Use the codes, reference substances and thresholds on the supplied device and leaflet for your test. Different sample types and panels can use different cut-offs.
A practical overview. Read the complete supplied instructions before opening the test; they specify sample quantity, collection time and the valid reading window.
Check the expiry date and sealed pouch. Bring the test and sample to the temperature specified in the leaflet and have a timer ready.
Collect urine in a clean, dry container. Remove the test cap and immerse only the exposed test ends to the marked depth for the duration in the leaflet.
Remove the test from the sample, replace the cap if directed and place it flat. Start timing at the step specified in the leaflet.
Read the result at 5 minutes after starting the test. Use the supplied leaflet for the final reading window; ignore changes after that window.
After starting the test, read at 5 minutes. Follow the supplied leaflet for the final interpretation window.
Interpret each drug panel independently, within its valid reading time. C is the control line; T is the drug test line. Match the positions to the printed guide on your device.
A control line and a test line are visible. A faint coloured test line also counts as negative when the control is valid and the result is read correctly. This does not exclude all drug use.
The control line is visible and the test line is absent for that panel. This is an initial screening result. A more specific laboratory method is needed to confirm it.
The required control line has not appeared, with or without a test line. Do not interpret that panel. Review the instructions and repeat using a new device.
Illustrative drug-panel examples only. Some devices share a control across several drug lines; follow the layout in the supplied leaflet. Line darkness does not measure how much drug is present.
These tests provide preliminary qualitative information. Consider the panel coverage, sample collection and circumstances alongside the result.
Arrange a more specific laboratory confirmation method, such as GC-MS or LC-MS/MS, before making consequential medical, employment or other decisions. Seek qualified interpretation.
A negative screen does not prove that no substance was used. The substance may not be on the panel, may be below the cut-off, or may no longer be detectable in that sample.
Rapid screens do not determine a dose, exact time of use, dependence or impairment. Medicines and other substances can affect some assays. Do not stop prescribed medicines on the basis of this test.
Choose by sample type, individual screening targets and intended use. A higher panel count is useful only when its coverage matches your requirements.
Single target · COC 300 ng/mL
Urine dip test
Single target · THC 50 ng/mL
Urine dip test
COC · THC · AMP
Urine dip card
THC · COC · OPI · AMP · MET · BZO · MTD · MDMA
Urine dip card
Wider screening · includes an EtG alcohol metabolite panel
Urine screening cup
THC · COC · OPI
Oral fluid device
THC · COC · OPI · AMP · MET · BZO
Oral fluid device
8 drug panels + a separate alcohol colour pad
Oral fluid device + alcohol
Wider drug screening · includes dedicated fentanyl, ketamine and oxycodone panels
Oral fluid screening cup
Understand the test, keep it correctly and use the instructions supplied with your exact device.
Store in the unopened pouch within the temperature range printed on the packaging. Check the expiry date and do not use a damaged pouch. Keep out of reach of children.
Use each device once. Follow the leaflet and your organisation’s procedures for handling, recording and disposing of biological samples and used tests.
Contact VivaTest for product guidance and bulk pricing.
For a product or order question, contact VivaTest. For medical interpretation, speak to a qualified healthcare professional. General guidance does not replace the supplied instructions.
This test is designed to detect the presence of a specific drug or its metabolites in urine, using standard screening cut-off levels.
When used correctly, the test provides up to 99% accuracy, comparable to professional screening methods.
Results are ready in 5 minutes. Results read after this time may be inaccurate.
Yes. The test is simple to use and suitable for home, workplace, or personal screening.
Yes. All orders are shipped in plain, discreet packaging with no reference to the test contents.