7-Panel D-Pen Oral Fluid Drug Test (Employee Use)

7-Panel D-Pen Oral Fluid Drug Test (Employee Use) is a 7-panel D-Pen oral fluid device from Magenta (manufacturer SKU MGDPO-276EUO). It screens for Amphetamine, Benzodiazepines, Cocaine, and 4 more in a single device, with each analyte and cutoff drawn directly from the manufacturer's panel specification.

The device tests for the following 7 analytes at the cutoffs printed on the package insert:

• Amphetamine (AMP): 50 ng/mL
• Benzodiazepines (BZO): 30 ng/mL
• Cocaine (COC): 20 ng/mL
• Methamphetamine (MET): 50 ng/mL
• Opiates (OPI): 40 ng/mL
• Oxycodone (OXY): 20 ng/mL
• Marijuana (THC): 40 ng/mL

Unlike most oral saliva tests that use a separate collector swab from the test, the D-Pen combines the collector and the test into one device. This allows the donor to replace the swab back into their mouth more than once if needed to produce a result, which is helpful when initial saturation is borderline. The full-size D-Pen is sized for multi-panel workplace, clinical, and behavioral-health programs that want oral fluid as the matrix.

Per the owner's catalog, this D-Pen device is approved for employee-use programs — suitable for HR-administered workplace screening where federal CLIA certification is not required.

Typical buyers are HR-administered workplace programs, schools, and behavioral-health clinicians who prefer an observed oral-fluid collection to a urine collection.

Oral-fluid testing is typically chosen over urine when the collection can be observed without privacy concerns, when the program needs same-room sample collection without a restroom, or when the detection window of interest is the most recent few hours rather than the past several days. The D-Pen's combined collector-plus-test format removes the swab-transfer step that other oral-fluid devices require, which both shortens the collection appointment and reduces the chance of contaminating the sample during the transfer.

Manufacturer SKU: MGDPO-276EUO. Always read the lot number, expiration date, and proper read window from the package insert that ships with the device.