A 12 panel drug test is a lab-based urine screen for 12 drug classes, including expanded opiates like oxycodone and hydrocodone, expanded amphetamines like MDMA (molly), benzodiazepines, cocaine and THC. Health Street's 12 panel is $153, with no doctor's order or insurance needed.
Register online or call (888) 378-2499, then walk in at one of 15,000+ certified labs nationwide. Negative results are typically ready in 1-2 business days, and the results are accepted by courts, state agencies, and employers.
Health Street's drug testing services offer individuals and employers many advantages and benefits.
A 12 panel drug screen covers every drug in a 10 panel, then adds two expanded classes. Expanded opiates catch prescription painkillers like oxycodone (OxyContin, Percocet) and hydrocodone, and expanded amphetamines catch MDMA, also known as ecstasy or molly. Because each class includes several related drugs, the test detects more than 12 substances.
Below are the drugs that show up in our 12 panel along with some of their commonly referred to names.
Yes. Health Street's 12 panel includes expanded amphetamines, which detect MDMA, also called ecstasy or molly.
The 12 panel detects several prescription drug classes, some of which include:
Muscle relaxers (like cyclobenzaprine) and nerve pain medications (like gabapentin) are not included as part of the standard 12 panel.
If a prescription drug shows up as positive, then the lab does a confirmatory test. This can add a few business days. If you have a valid prescription, you may be asked to verify it.
We are often asked about which drugs are not included in our 12 panel. However, please keep in mind that this is not a comprehensive list of substances that are not included. Rather, this is a list of substances that are not included, but are commonly asked about.
The standard 12 panel does not test for any of the following:
No. A standard 12 panel drug test does not include alcohol. To test for drinking, choose a 12 panel option that adds an alcohol test.
Courts and probation programs that monitor sobriety usually order EtG alcohol testing, because it looks back much further than a standard alcohol test.
Courts often order a 12 panel for custody, divorce, and family court cases because it covers both street and prescription drugs. Results come from a certified lab with a chain of custody. We can send the results to your attorney or the court. Simply tell us where they need to go.
Probation officers, treatment programs, and attorneys can set up recurring tests, such as once a month. Order each test in the GLASS portal, and the test taker will be notified right away.
Hospitals and nursing programs often send a list of drugs to test for. If yours lists amphetamines, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cocaine, marijuana, methadone, opiates, or oxycodone, the 12 panel covers them. Add a TB test in the same visit with our 12 panel + PPD option.
Many employers choose the 12 panel when a basic drug screen isn’t enough. It checks for commonly misused prescription drugs like oxycodone and benzodiazepines. You can order one test or many at a time, and each employee gets their barcode by text. All results are tracked in the GLASS portal, which is free to use.
In most cases, a 12 panel urine test detects drug use from about the past week. However, in some cases, a drug may show up for longer. For example, someone who regularly or heavily uses marijuana might test positive longer than someone who has only used a small amount one time. Marijuana can be detected in urine for 30 days or longer.
Of course, detection times can vary depending on many factors. There is no guarantee for how far back a drug might get picked up.
The answer to this question depends on several factors, some of which are listed below.
Urine testing shows much more recent use, usually within the last week. Hair follicle drug tests show a longer pattern of use, between about 5 to 90 days back.
You register and pay with Health Street first, then walk in at the lab. Labs don't take payment or registrations on site, so complete step 1 before you go.
Order online, or call (888) 378-2499, and we'll set it up in only a couple of minutes. You'll need the test taker's name, email, and ZIP code, plus a debit or credit card. Employers, attorneys, and family members can pay for someone else's test.
Within about a minute, you'll get a receipt, then a text and email with your registration barcode and the lab's address and hours. You'll also get an invitation to the GLASS portal, where your results will be posted.
Most of our labs take walk-ins during their regular business hours. You should arrive at least 30 minutes before the clinic closes.
A few sites will prioritize scheduled visits. If that's the case for the location you booked, then we'll send you a link to book a specific time.
You should bring your government-issued ID along with the barcode that we sent to you.
When you arrive, you'll be asked to provide a urine sample. To protect the integrity of the test, the lab may turn off the tap water to the sink, add dye to the toilet water, or check your sample's temperature. In some cases, the collection can even be observed.
You'll be asked to sign a chain of custody form during your appointment. Keep the paper copy that is provided to you as proof of when and where the sample was collected.
Negative results are typically ready within 1-2 business days after the lab receives the sample. If anything screens positive or a prescription shows up, the lab runs a confirmation test, which takes up to 5 business days.
Results are uploaded to our secure GLASS portal, and you're notified when they're ready. You can download or print them anytime.
Yes. Tell us where to send them, by email or fax, and we'll send them directly. Many people bring a printed copy of their results with their chain of custody form, which most courts and agencies accept.
All non-negative results go through GC/MS (gas chromatography/mass spectrometry) confirmation tests. If there is still a positive result for a drug that you are prescribed, then you may be asked for proof of the prescription. Please keep in mind that this can add a few business days before your final results are ready.
The results will list each drug class along with the cutoff levels. The cutoff levels are the minimum amount of the drug that the lab must find in order to call a result positive. Anything below this threshold is reported as a negative result. If needed, you can also request integrity variables to show that the sample was valid.
Many states ask for a 12 panel urine drug test before a license restoration or reinstatement hearing. Health Street sets these tests up every day. Requirements vary by state, so check your hearing paperwork for the panel and any extra reporting it asks for.
Most hearing paperwork asks for a 12 panel drug test including at least two integrity variables. When you order the 12 panel, let us know that it's for a license reinstatement so that we can include the integrity variables in your report.
Integrity variables are proof that a urine sample hasn't been tampered with. These include:
Usually not. A DOT drug test is a 5 panel required for federally regulated transportation jobs, so it won't meet a 12 panel requirement. When paperwork asks for a "certified" or "qualified" lab, it means an accredited lab. Health Street's 12 panel is processed at certified labs, so choose the non-DOT 12 panel.
Bring a printed copy of your results and your copy of the chain of custody form. If your hearing office needs the results to be sent to them directly, let us know. We just need an email or a fax number.
Health Street's 12 panel drug test is $153. That covers the collection at the lab, lab testing, confirmation testing on any non-negative result and secure online results. There are no subscription or monthly fees.
No. Health Street doesn't accept health insurance, HSA, or FSA cards. Pay by debit or credit card, including American Express.
Our pricing is straightforward. The price you see covers the collection, lab testing, confirmation testing, and your online results. Extra costs come from:
Payments are nonrefundable, but your registration never expires. If you can't test right away, use the same barcode whenever you're ready. Employers can reassign an unused test to another employee.
Below are the most commonly asked questions about this product in our call center.
This test uses a urine sample. A 12 panel is also available as a hair follicle test; blood is not used.
No. Anyone can order a 12 panel drug test for themselves or someone else. No referral or prescription is needed.
No. Labs don't take payment, so register and pay with Health Street online or by phone before you go.
Yes. Employers, attorneys, family members, and agencies often pay. The results go to the person who orders the test, and can also be sent to the test taker or anyone else they name.
Yes. If marijuana is legal where you are or isn't relevant to your situation, you might consider choosing the 12 Panel Urine w/o THC option.
Yes. Adderall is detected as an amphetamine, and Klonopin as a benzodiazepine.
Not on the standard 12 panel. Suboxone (buprenorphine) is available as an add-on. For tramadol, try our 14 panel urine drug test.
Yes, please feel free to eat and drink normally. Keep in mind that very large amounts of water can dilute your sample, and may require a retest.
Hours can change without notice. Call us, and we can move your test to another nearby lab at no charge.
Yes. Each substance's cutoff level is listed on your report.
Please keep in mind that although this is the 12 Panel Drug Test, more types of substances can be detected in this panel. This is because many of these drugs belong to the same class (e.g., codeine, morphine, and heroin are all basic opiates).
The following substances can be detected in the 12 Panel Drug Test. Use the below links for more information about each substance:
Health Street offers many other options for urine drug testing. If you'd like to see a comprehensive list of all urine drug tests that we offer, you can view all urine tests here.
If urine testing isn't what you need, consider trying one of the following options: