Cannabinoids Urine Qualitative

800.00

The Cannabinoids Urine Qualitative Test is a urine drug screening test used to detect the presence of cannabinoids—primarily THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), the psychoactive compound in marijuana.
This is a qualitative test, meaning it only provides a positive or negative result, indicating whether cannabinoids are present above a specific cutoff level in the urine. It does not measure the exact amount of THC or its metabolites.

Description

Why It’s Done

This test is commonly ordered to:
• Screen for marijuana use in:
o Pre-employment checks
o Workplace drug testing programs
o Legal or forensic cases (e.g., probation, custody)
• Monitor patients in substance abuse treatment programs
• Support medical evaluations in cases of altered mental status, behavioral concerns, or suspected drug use
• Comply with insurance, school, or sports-related policies

Preparation

• No special preparation is usually required.
• Avoid detox products or excessive fluid intake, as these may affect results or trigger suspicion of sample tampering.
• Inform the healthcare provider of:
o Any prescribed medications or supplements, as some may cause false positives.
o Any recent cannabis or CBD product use (including edibles, oils, or smoke exposure).