Rapid 9 Panel Drug Test (urine)
A broad, rapid urine screen for nine drug classes with results in about a day — certified by a licensed Medical Review Officer.
When you need wide coverage without waiting, this rapid on-site urine screen checks nine drug classes — the common street and prescription categories most employers and courts ask about — and returns results in about a day. Non-negative samples are confirmed and certified by a licensed Medical Review Officer.
Included Tests
What This Panel Measures
Who Should Get This Panel
- Employers running pre-employment, random, or post-incident screening
- Safety-sensitive workplaces needing broad coverage quickly
- Courts, probation, or treatment programs monitoring multiple drug classes
- Individuals who want a comprehensive, confidential recent-use check
Conditions Screened
Related Symptoms
When to Get Tested
Choose the instant 9-panel when you want broad drug coverage and a fast answer — pre-employment, random or reasonable-suspicion workplace testing, or court and treatment monitoring. Urine reflects recent use, generally the past few days, so test close to the timeframe you care about.
Understanding Your Results
Results post to your secure online account, typically the same day or the next business day for negative samples. A negative means nothing was detected above the cutoff; any non-negative is confirmed and reviewed by a licensed Medical Review Officer (MRO) before release. Results are 100% confidential and never billed to insurance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between the 9-panel and the 10-panel?
How long do drugs stay detectable in urine?
Is this result accepted by employers and courts?
Do prescription medications affect the result?
Pairs Well With — Same Blood Draw
Test centers don’t accept payment — you pay securely here; the lab just does the draw.
What happens after you order?
- 1Your lab order form & test code appear in your secure online account — with your test center’s address.
- 2We send your lab requisition to the test center electronically.
- 3Walk in & get tested — tests usually take 5 minutes or less.