Urine Drug Screens

 In most cases, you don't need to read the adulteration strip right away, you can read it along with the test results. 

We are using the new Abbott iScreen cups with 14 components and have decided to take advantage of the option for the urine to be collected in a dry, clean container rather than the actual specimen cup. The clinician would then take the urine from the patient and start the timer only after the urine specimen is added to the test cup.  This alleviates need to stand outside the restroom and attempt timing them they take their time to void, wash hands, etc., before coming out of the restroom.  

We are trying to introduce "Key" UDS cups for a similar reason.  PPTVIEW. 

they would allow for more accurate reading as you can "activate" it after the patient has collected. 

though we are running into poor reception from our clinical areas :/