Quickstepper

The normal test for Kratom will only look for 7-OH if the preliminary test was positive for Kratom. Much of the highly concentrated 7-OH has no Kratom (mitragynine) in it, so any negative test for Kratom wouldn't be sent on to look for 7-OH. This is truly a horrible drug.... I work in treatment and people are coming in addicted to 7-OH and the withdrawals are horrible. It's harder to come off from than opiates.

After some research, I suspect that this is an add-on to detect 7-OH, or mitragynine pseudoindoxyl (MP).

That would be strange. The total price for mine was $96. When I get tested for Kratom and a normal UDS it's about $147, with the Kratom part $83. This leaves $13 as the cost of the add on. I've never had any test that cheap. Does this make sense?

This may be a new code, O-791296. It came up this morning added to the code O-791975 Has anyone gotten the 0-791296 one before? With so many new synthetic street drugs out there, I was wondering what this might be. The total cost was $96 for both tests together.

Hoping someone else knows.

How many people all got that code? I wonder if it's something to do with a designer drug? I get tested for Kratom regularly but I've never gotten this code.

So you're saying that you got both codes as well, O-791296 and 0-791975? My charge was $92.

Thank you. Yes I've had that one before but never O-791296. Could it be an observed code?

Can anyone tell me what test O-791296 might be?

Wait... this must be really expensive?!?

Thank you! I don't have anything to worry about then !

Does anyone know what labs IPN requires or typically requests at the end of a contract? I've been told they end up costing a lot and include hair, urine and blood. I'm wondering what panels they draw in addition to the regular ones they run during monitoring. Any surprises?

Was your license actually under a discipline order? I think that's what is the main issue. I would think that any board of nursing would have that information posted on their website.

I suggest you consult with an attorney before speaking to anyone else.