

A 5-panel drug test with extended opiates in Tucson screens for marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines, PCP, and an expanded opiate panel that includes prescription pain medications. Walk in for a 15-minute collection, no appointment needed.
How It Works In Tucson
Walk-In
15-Minute Collection
Results Sent To You Securely
What the Standard 5-Panel Misses
A standard 5-panel test catches natural opiates—codeine, morphine, and heroin. It won't flag OxyContin, Vicodin, or Percocet because semi-synthetic opioids have a different chemical structure.
The expanded opiate panel closes that gap, adding four widely prescribed painkillers that a routine screen would miss entirely.
When This Is the Right Test
A standard 5-panel picks up natural opiates — codeine, morphine, and heroin — but it won't dependably flag semi-synthetic prescription opioids such as OxyContin, Percocet, or Vicodin. Those happen to be the most prescribed and most misused painkillers in the country.
This is the panel to choose if you're checking for:
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Prescription opioid monitoring tied to PHP, FAA HIMS, or professional licensing
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Custody or family court matters where prescription drug history is at issue
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Post-opioid recovery tracking through a sober living program
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Workplace concerns about prescription painkiller misuse
For these situations, the expanded opiates panel is the right fit. Your results arrive within 3 to 5 days.
Who Relies on the 5-Panel Hair Follicle Test
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Licensing & Monitoring Programs — PHP, FAA HIMS, nursing boards, and attorney compliance involving a prescription opioid history
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Family & Custody Court — When prescription painkiller use is part of the case
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Sober Living Programs — Recovery tracking focused on opioids
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Employers — Safety-sensitive positions where opioid impairment is a risk
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Personal Recovery Checks — Staying accountable to yourself through opioid recovery
