10-Panel Urine + EXP OPI + OXY + 6AM Drug Test
This expanded 10-panel drug test is tailored for employers seeking comprehensive substance screening that goes beyond the basics. In addition to standard illicit substances, it includes testing for oxycodone (OXY), expanded opiates (EXP OPI), and 6-AM—an exclusive heroin metabolite—making it a strong fit for high-risk, safety-sensitive roles.
All specimens are collected through our 100% paperless platform, sent to certified labs, and verified by Medical Review Officers (MROs). With nationwide scheduling access and fast turnaround times, this test adds vital clarity when it matters most.
How It Works
- 10-panel urine test includes THC, Cocaine, Methamphetamine, Phencyclidine, Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates, Methadone, Oxycodone, Expanded Opiates, and 6-AM.
- Electronic scheduling links delivered instantly to applicant’s device.
- MRO review ensures positive results are verified before reporting.
When to Use It
- For roles involving machinery, patient care, or hazardous tasks.
- In healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, and other safety-critical fields.
- When policies demand opioid-specific or expanded panel testing.
TAT & Fees
- Results typically available within 1–2 business days post-collection.
- Prices vary based on location and panel configuration.
- MRO services included—no extra charge for confirmation or documentation.
Why It Matters
This 10-panel configuration closes the gaps that standard drug panels can leave behind. By testing for synthetic opioids and specific heroin markers, you gain better visibility into substances tied to serious safety and liability concerns. With more than 100,000 opioid-related deaths in recent years, employers can no longer afford incomplete screening protocols.
Use-Cases
- Long-term care facilities screening direct patient care roles.
- Transportation firms assessing commercial fleet drivers.
- Warehouse and logistics companies prioritizing risk reduction.
10-Panel Urine + EXP OPI + OXY + 6AM FAQs
Q: What’s the difference between standard and expanded opiates?
A: Standard panels often detect codeine or morphine. Expanded panels include semi-synthetics like hydrocodone or hydromorphone.
Q: Why test for oxycodone separately?
A: Oxycodone and oxymorphone are synthetic opioids that aren’t always detected by traditional opiate tests.
Q: How does MRO review benefit my company?
A: An MRO ensures that results are legally sound and accounts for valid prescriptions before reporting positives.
Q: Can this test be used in court or DOT applications?
A: While court-admissible, this panel is not DOT-compliant. Ask about our DOT versions if required.
Q: Do I need to download paperwork to get started?
A: Nope—Edify’s system is 100% paperless. Scheduling, tracking, and reporting are all digital.
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