Healgen Scientific
Healgen Dip Test for Fentanyl
Healgen Dip Test for Fentanyl
A high-sensitivity rapid urine dip card for the qualitative detection of Fentanyl (FEN) at a 1 ng/mL cutoff concentration. Designed for dependable screening in professional environments, this lateral flow dip card supports accurate point-of-care and clinical testing with clear, easy-to-read results.
Healgen urine dip cards for fentanyl are built for fast workflows, simple operation, and high specificity, helping support timely screening decisions in clinical, forensic, workplace, and at-home testing environments.
Product Specs
| Brand | Healgen Scientific |
|---|---|
| SKU | GBFEN-105g at 1ng/mL |
| Drugs Detected | Fentanyl (FEN) |
| Sample Type | Urine |
| Format | Lateral Flow Dip Card |
| Storage | Room temperature |
| Quantity in Box | 25 units per box |
| Classification | CLIA waived |
Features & Benefits
- Ultra-sensitive fentanyl detection at a 1 ng/mL cutoff.
- Designed for forensic and clinical use.
- Produces results in just 5 minutes.
- Simple dip-and-read testing procedure with no instrumentation required.
- Easy-to-read results for rapid screening workflows.
- Low cross-reactivity with Norfentanyl to reduce false positives from lingering metabolites.
- High specificity for Fentanyl to better identify recent use.
- Useful for addiction treatment, emergency care, workplace monitoring, legal screening, and OTC use.
Simple Test Procedure
Why It Matters
- Engineered to reduce false positives by minimizing cross-reactivity with Norfentanyl, helping distinguish recent fentanyl use from residual metabolite presence.
- Supports better clinical and forensic accuracy in environments where identifying recent use is important for treatment, compliance, and screening decisions.
Use Cases
- Addiction and rehabilitation centers.
- Emergency departments and toxicology screening.
- Workplace and legal monitoring.
- Over-the-counter use for at-home screening.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What drug does this test detect?
This dip card is designed for the qualitative detection of Fentanyl (FEN).
2. What is the cutoff level for detection?
The listed cutoff concentration is 1 ng/mL.
3. What sample type is used?
The product uses a urine specimen.
4. How long does it take to read results?
Results should be read and interpreted at 5 minutes.
5. Can faint test lines still count as negative?
Yes. No meaning is attributed to test line color, intensity, or width, and very faint lines are still interpreted as negative.
Shipping & Returns
Most of our products ship free within the contiguous United States on orders over $100.
Please note that free shipping is not available for deliveries to Canada, Alaska, Hawaii, or any U.S. territories.*
