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The Labcorp Fentanyl Urine Visual Test is designed specifically for use by lab professionals in hospitals, urgent care and emergency departments.
More than 96% accurate in detecting norfentanyl (the primary fentanyl metabolite) in a urine drug test.
Identifies fentanyl exposure for up to 48 hours, even after fentanyl has cleared and may no longer be detected.
MEDTOX Diagnostics, a Labcorp company, brings over 30 years of expertise in developing rapid drug tests—manufactured in the US to deliver reliability, quality, and consistent supply availability.
Synthetic opioids—primarily fentanyl—now account for nearly 70% of opioid-related overdose deaths, according to the CDC. With a potency 50x stronger than heroin and 100x stronger than morphine, even 2 milligrams of fentanyl—less than a grain of salt—can be fatal.
Fentanyl is increasingly found in counterfeit pills and illicit substances like heroin and cocaine, making rapid detection of fentanyl exposure essential for timely intervention and overdose prevention.
Fentanyl's high potency often requires repeated naloxone administration. Early detection supports informed clinical decision‑making, patient education and timely care.
Getting test results in just 10 minutes helps providers quickly identify fentanyl exposure and share overdose-prevention education and access to overdose reversal medications for future situations while the patient is still in care—before discharge or transfer.
No specialized laboratory equipment is required, enabling more convenient rapid fentanyl testing for patient care.
Rapid screening enables earlier identification of fentanyl exposure—supporting timely interventions that can reduce repeat overdoses, improve patient outcomes and help prevent overdose related deaths.
Join us in the fight against fentanyl-related overdoses. Equip your team with the test they need to respond quickly and effectively.