Areta5 Panel Easy Home Test Kit for Urine, 10 Pack Highly Sensitive Urine Screen Dip Card Test Including THC,COC,OPI,BZO,AMP, At Home Urine Testing Kits for Pre-employment Test, 754 Dipcard

Great pack of tests. These are really simple to use and have clear instructions. I feel confident in the results as I tested multiple different brands and they were very consistent with the strips. Easy to read the results after the allotted time frame (usually 5 minutes)and definitely a good thing to keep around for many reasons.

These work perfect and are very accurate. Some test lines are lighter than other so its very important to wait the full test time before checking or it can look like a false positive. I have noticed this more so with the 'COC' test line than any others, even when doing a controlled test with water.

Test is inaccurate for most things it tests for. Not worth buying.

These 'Areta' 5 Panel, Home Tests for Urine screening of certain types of dr*gs seemed like something useful to have. Especially if you have a friend or family who may struggle with certain things, or maybe you just want to know what's in your own system, or whatever.. I thought these might be beneficial for someone I know, and just ordered them to try out. First off, the directions are kind of hard to understand. And these tests are supposed to show various things including; THC, COC, OPI, BZO, AMP, according to the listing. Well, the BZO isn't on the testing card, which makes no sense to me. But yet there is a MET (which isnt explained why its there and why the BZO isnt)...and the results of the tests are hard to make sense of-definitely have the ability to show false positives, and then not show things (such as prescription meds) that should have been in someone's system. It seems these tests are quite flawed and misleading. Also, the bottom of the test card needs to have the bottom taken off to dip in urine, but directions don't explain if the bottom should go back on during the test wait time-or if it should be left off..And as the box (and tests themselves) show; these either show 2 lines for negative, one for Preliminary positive (?), and then showing what an invalid would look like. It just seems so backwards, with a lot of room for mistakes or misreading-in my opinion..😕 I personally don't think these tests are accurate or easy to use at all. And I would advise someone to speak to a medical professional to get information on an accurate test. When it comes to knowing what is in your system, it's best to get the right information and tools. And these fell short on a lot of things. I wouldn't get these again; and I wouldn't advise anyone to try these specific ones.. Just sharing my own thoughts and opinions.

These work and they did pop positive for a substance tested, but you cant say they test for BZO when they dont, its literally not included as a test on the testing card. So weird.

Tested negative for substances that should be negative. The fact that it comes with 10 tests and is incredibly convenient is a major win. 2 issues:1) I wish it said how long to dip the test for ON the testing piece. I had to scurry over to the box to check2) Some of the negative lines seemed a bit faded, even though I've never used those substances. I think the testing chemical may have some variance in the amount on the kit.Obviously, take-home kits will never be as accurate as lab tests but this is a good way of tracking progress and taking quick tests.

I am prescribed pain medication and anti-anxiety meds that I figured would be a perfect test for this product. It detected the appropriate medications in my system. I also had a friend who had a medical marijuana card test with it, and it also detected it properly. The tests are easy to use and appear to function properly. If you need a reasonably priced testing method at home, I can attest that these tests properly detected and reported the presence of opioids, benzos, and marijuana. As for the other test categories, I assume they are equally effective but I can not verify because I don't do those.

These came individually sealed. The expiration date was just in a few months, summer of 2024, which concerned me that they might be old. Past drug screens I have purchased usually have a way longer expiration date. Not sure how accurate these are as I have been unable to use them yet, but they seem like a good quality like many others I have purchased.