Affinity drug testing

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Does anyone know what option 1 urine screen for affinity tests for? So far its the only test i have had to take during my one year of probation which i think Is odd. Thanks

Does anyone know what panel O-722099 is for affinity drug testing?

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angela ramsey said:

Does anyone know what panel O-722099 is for affinity drug testing?

0-722099

Ethanol

Oxycodone/Oxymorphone

Cannabinoid

6-Acetylmorphine

pH, Urine

Methadone Screen

Amphetamines

Creatinine

Barbiturates

Meperidine

Cocaine (Metab.)

Nitrite

Propoxyphene

Opiates

Tramadol

Ethyl Glucuronide Screen

PCP

Benzodiazepines

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I'm addition to the above don't believe for a second that above is All you are being tested for. Just because it's not listed above means nothing. Your case manager can add on any drug he or she wants to the panel above with a couple clicks of the mouse. For example Benadryl, Synthetic Opioids, Lyrica, Salvia/K2, Kratom are not listed in the above panel. That doesn't mean you will not be tested for them because add ons are common and frequently done by case managers and monitoring programs.

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Does anyone know what panel 0792070 would be for , it was blood

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Klong606 said:

Does anyone know what panel 0792070 would be for , it was blood

Everything.  It means NOTHING as to what that panel "tests for" BECAUSE your case manager commonly does ADD ON's.  Your case manager can and does commonly Add On ANY........ANY drug they want to test for IN ADDITION to that panel and You will NOT know it.....unless you test positive of course.  ALWAYS assume you are being tested for EVERYTHING BECAUSE........add on's.  The biggest false assumption in drug testing programs is.......The Nurse looks up/finds out the panel and makes an A** of U and Me (ASSUMES) that the only thing they are being tested for is what is in that Panel, and that assumption can get you in big trouble, because the case manager commonly Adds On to that panel ANY drug he or she chooses and that can be Salvia, Weed, K2, Spine, Neurontin, Benadryl, Inhaled Gases, Even Propofol, Even Lyrica, etc.

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Does anyone know if there's a difference between the E- panels and O- panels? Like do they mean different things or get the results back quicker? Or is one blood vs urine?

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Anybody know what test 738868 is? I usually have 764550 but recently was given the 738868. Just curious

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Anyone know what E 763845 would be for 

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