Urine drug test kits for single drugs and multiple drugs
A urine drug test also known as a UA drug test (UA stands for urine analysis) is a common type of drug screening that checks for the presence of drugs or their metabolites in a person's urine. This is also known as urine drug screening.
Urine drug test kits are available either as combination drug test kits or as a single urine drug test. Most drugs can be detected on a urine drug test for a maximum of 72 hours, with the exception of Cannabis which may often be detected on urine drug tests for longer.
Detailed information on urine drug test detection times here.
Types of urine drug test kit available:
- Urine drug test cup (urine cup drug test kit tests urine for multiple drugs)
- Urine drug panel test (multi-panel urine drug test kit that tests urine for multiple drugs)
- Urine drug test strips (drug test strips which test urine for a single drug)
- Urine drug test cassette (drug test cassette kit tests urine for single drug)
Urine drug test cups can be further subdivided into:
- Split key dual chamber multi-panel drug test cups
- Screw lid single chamber multi-panel drug test cups
If you need any assistance please contact our UK Drug Testing customer support team, during office hours, by website chat, telephone 01263 731 168 or email support@ukdrugtesting.co.uk and they will be happy to assist you. To find the best urine drug test for your needs, you may find our quick quiz helpful (link is at the top of this page)
Urine Drug Test Drugs
In the UK, a standard urine drug test (a 10 panel is often used in UK workplaces, medical settings, and probation services) usually screen for the most common drugs of misuse. The exact panel depends on the drug test kit used, but a basic panel may typically detects the following:
🔹 Cannabis (THC)
🔹 Cocaine & crack cocaine
🔹 Opiates (e.g. heroin, morphine, codeine)
🔹 Amphetamines (e.g. speed)
🔹 Methamphetamines (e.g. crystal meth)
🔹 Benzodiazepines (e.g. diazepam, temazepam)
🔹 Barbiturates (less common now more likely to be Tramadol)
🔹 Methadone
🔹 Buprenorphine (depending on the panel)
🔹 Ketamine (on extended panels)
🔹 MDMA (ecstasy)






