Medication Monitoring
12-Panel Urine Drug Test Cups
Point-of-Care Testing for Preliminary Onsite Screening
TMS provides multi-panel point-of-care urine drug-testing cups for healthcare practices, addiction treatment programs, behavioral-health organizations, and other appropriate prescribing environments that use onsite screening as part of a provider-directed monitoring protocol.
Point-of-care cups provide preliminary screening results. Unexpected or clinically significant findings may require laboratory confirmation as determined by the treating provider and applicable testing protocol.
Exclusive TMS Customer Pricing
12-Panel Urine Drug Test Cups
A competitive source of urine drug test cups for treatment programs and practices that test frequently, including point-of-care testing for behavioral health when it fits a provider-directed protocol.
$2.50 per cup
Minimum 100 tests per order. Limited offer. While quantities last.
Pricing and availability are subject to change. Contact TMS to confirm current pricing.
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A Superior Cup
Premium cups for consistent results at a competitive price.
- Leak-Resistant Design
- Designed to support cleaner specimen handling and transport.
- Clear Labeling
- Clear product labeling supports easier use within a clinical testing workflow.
- Easy-to-Read Test Lines
- Designed with visible result lines to support straightforward preliminary interpretation when used according to the product instructions.
- Multi-Panel Screening
- The current TMS customer offer is for a 12-panel urine drug-testing cup.
- Product Support
- Topaz provides product support for questions involving test interpretation and product use.
The TMS difference
More Than a Cup
TMS can help practices integrate point-of-care screening into a broader medication-monitoring workflow—from onsite preliminary testing to laboratory coordination when confirmatory testing is appropriate.
- Competitive cup pricing
- Point-of-care screening
- Laboratory coordination
- LabSource-supported workflow
- Troubleshooting and ongoing TMS support
Screening and confirmation
Why Laboratory Confirmation Still Matters
Point-of-care urine drug-testing cups provide preliminary screening results. Like other immunoassay screening tests, results may sometimes be affected by cross-reactivity, medication use, test cutoffs, or other factors. When a result is unexpected or clinically significant, the treating provider may determine that definitive laboratory testing is appropriate.
TMS can help coordinate both the onsite screening workflow and access to laboratory testing when confirmation is appropriate.
TMS does not perform laboratory testing. Qualified laboratory partners perform and report laboratory testing.
POC Screening
A multi-panel urine cup provides a preliminary result at the point of care.
Provider Review
The treating provider considers the result in clinical context.
Laboratory Confirmation When Appropriate
Definitive laboratory testing may be ordered under the applicable protocol.
Where it fits
A Flexible Option Across Monitoring Settings
Point-of-care screening may be incorporated into an appropriate provider-directed protocol across several care environments.
Addiction Treatment & Recovery
Preliminary onsite screening can support an established monitoring workflow in treatment and recovery programs.
Behavioral Health
Organizations may use point-of-care screening when it fits the treating provider’s protocol and clinical context.
Other Monitoring Settings
Prescribing practices and other programs that test frequently may benefit from a coordinated onsite workflow.
Common questions
Point-of-Care Testing Answers
What is point-of-care urine drug testing?
Point-of-care urine drug testing uses a screening cup to provide a preliminary result onsite. It may be incorporated into a provider-directed monitoring protocol.
Is a POC screening result the same as laboratory confirmation?
No. A point-of-care cup provides a preliminary screening result. Unexpected or clinically significant findings may require laboratory confirmation as determined by the treating provider and applicable testing protocol.
How does TMS support a point-of-care workflow?
TMS helps practices incorporate preliminary onsite screening into their medication-monitoring workflow and coordinate access to laboratory testing when confirmation is appropriate.
Have a Question?
Have a Question About Point-of-Care Testing?
Ask TMS about current cup availability, preliminary onsite screening, and laboratory coordination when confirmation may be appropriate.