Qualitative Cannabinoids in Urine

Specimen Required

Fasting Required

Purpose of the Qualitative Cannabinoids in Urine Test

The qualitative cannabinoids in urine test is typically used to detect the presence or absence of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, in the urine. The test may be ordered for a variety of reasons, including pre-employment drug screening, drug abuse treatment, and monitoring of individuals on probation or parole.

When this Qualitative Cannabinoids in Urine test is required

The test may be requested by employers as part of pre-employment screening or by probation or parole officers as part of monitoring for drug use.

What the Qualitative Cannabinoids in Urine Test Detects

The test is designed to detect the presence of THC in urine.

Preparation for the Qualitative Cannabinoids in Urine Test

No specific test preparation is usually needed, but individuals may be asked to refrain from eating or drinking for a certain period before providing the urine sample.

Sample Requirements

A urine sample is required for testing.

Additional Notes

The test is designed to detect recent marijuana use, but it cannot indicate when the drug was used or how much was consumed. False positives can occur, especially with immunoassay screening tests, and confirmation testing may be necessary to rule out false positives.

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