Drug multi-test for 12 types of drugs

CHF 26.90 inkl. MwSt.

12-panel multi-drug test for broad screening using a single urine sample. The test detects THC, cocaine, opiates, morphine, benzodiazepines, EDDP, amphetamine, methamphetamine, MDMA, Spice/K2, oxycodone and PCP. Results in approximately 3–5 minutes. Free and discreet shipping from Switzerland.

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1 unit CHF 26.90
from 2 tests CHF 24.95
from 5 tests CHF 23.80
from 10 tests CHF 21.90

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Description

The multi drug test (12 panel) is a rapid urine test for the orientational detection of 12 relevant substance classes. The Dipcard cassette provides qualitative results in approx. 3–5 minutes and offers a quick overview of possible substance findings.

The key facts at a glance:

  • Screening for 12 substance classes in one Dipcard test cassette
  • Result in 3–5 minutes
  • Each test field is interpreted separately
  • Easy to use – no laboratory required
  • Discreet and free shipping from Switzerland

How to use the multi drug test for 12 substance types

  1. Collect the urine sample in a clean, dry container.
  2. Open the test pouch and immerse the cassette with the test strips into the urine according to the instructions.
  3. Place the test cassette on a flat surface.
  4. Read the result after 3–5 minutes.
Important notes:

  • Do not interpret the result after more than 10 minutes

Instructions for the multi drug test

How to use a urine test correctly
Avoid common mistakes

Result interpretation

How to read the multi drug test correctly:

  • Negative: control line (C) and test line (T) are visible
  • Positive: only the control line (C) is visible
  • Invalid: control line is missing → repeat the test
Interpretation of multi-level urine test: negative = C+T, positive = only C, invalid = no C line
Schematic illustration: each substance is read separately. A faint T line also counts as negative.

Each window of the cassette corresponds to one specific substance.
The test shows separately for each substance whether the cut-off value has been exceeded.

Cut-off values & detection times at a glance

Cut-off values define the concentration at which a test result is considered positive. Detection times are guideline values and may vary individually.

Substance Cut-off Typical detection time
Cocaine 300 ng/ml 1–3 days
Opiates 2000 ng/ml 2–4 days
THC 50 ng/ml 3–5 days, longer with regular use
Morphine 300 ng/ml 2–5 days
Benzodiazepines 300 ng/ml 1–3 days
EDDP (Methadone) 100 ng/ml 2–3 days
Amphetamine 1000 ng/ml 1–3 days
Methamphetamine 1000 ng/ml 1–3 days
MDMA 500 ng/ml 1–3 days
Spice / K2 200 ng/ml 3–5 days, longer with regular use
Oxycodone 300 ng/ml 2–4 days
PCP 25 ng/ml 1–5 days

Actual detection time depends, among other things, on frequency of use, metabolism, body fat percentage and fluid intake.

Frequently asked questions about the multi drug test (FAQ)

What is a multi drug test suitable for?
Ideal for a quick overview of multiple substances. Commonly used in private settings, prevention programmes or institutions.
How reliable is the test?
When used correctly, immunological rapid tests achieve high accuracy within the defined cut-off ranges. However, for legal or medical decisions, laboratory confirmation is required.
Can passive exposure lead to positive results?
Unlikely in normal everyday situations. In cases of extremely high exposure and very low cut-offs, it may theoretically be possible.
Can I use the test more than once?
No. Each cassette is a single-use test and must be disposed of after use.
What should I do if the result is positive?
A positive screening result is an indication. If the result may have relevant consequences, a confirmatory laboratory analysis should be carried out.
Can medication influence the result?
Some medications may cause cross-reactivity. If in doubt, a laboratory analysis is recommended.

Quick facts

  • Test type: Urine Dipcard
  • Substances: 12 panel
  • Result time: 3–5 minutes
  • Test principle: Immunoassay
  • Area of use: Orientational screening

Screening test vs. legally defensible analysis

This test is a screening procedure. For legal or medical questions, a confirmatory analysis (e.g. GC/MS) is required.

Legal information in Switzerland

Technical background & sources

The content is intended for orientational classification (screening, detection windows, cut-off principle, influencing factors) and is based on publicly accessible professional sources as well as the relevant manufacturer documentation (IFU / instructions for use). It does not replace individual medical or legal advice or a laboratory-based confirmatory analysis.

Note on screening tests: Rapid urine tests are immunological screening procedures (qualitative). In cases with medical, employment-related or legal consequences, a confirmatory laboratory analysis (e.g. GC/MS or LC-MS/MS) is required.

Content editorially reviewed and updated on: 10.02.2026 – Toxcontrol Diagnostik

Technical product details

Test type Urine Dipcard (multi drug test, qualitative screening)
Detection principle Immunochromatographic lateral flow immunoassay for the qualitative detection of specific metabolites
Covered substances 12 drug classes (including THC, cocaine, opiates, benzodiazepines, amphetamines, methamphetamines, MDMA, PCP, oxycodone, methadone metabolite EDDP)
Result time approx. 3–5 minutes
Sample material Fresh urine
Sample volume Direct immersion of the test strips; approx. 5 ml of urine recommended
Cut-off values Analyte-dependent according to manufacturer specifications (typical screening standards)
Storage conditions 2 °C – 30 °C, store dry; protect from direct sunlight, frost and high humidity
Shelf life Usually up to 24 months unopened; check expiry date on packaging
Use Immerse the Dipcard in the urine sample according to the instructions and read the result after 3–5 minutes
Area of use Orientational screening (private, businesses, institutions)

Note: Cut-off values, sensitivity and specificity are analyte-dependent and may vary depending on the manufacturer, test variant and batch. For binding performance parameters, the respective manufacturer specifications are decisive.