14 Panel Oral Swab Drug Test with Alcohol and Fentanyl

14 Panel Saliva Drug Test Overview

Stay ahead with our latest 14-panel rapid saliva drug test, designed for fast, reliable results. This new test screens for 14 major drugs of abuse, including fentanyl and alcohol — two critical additions that meet today's evolving safety needs. Saliva based testing is non-invasive, easy to administer, and ideal for pre-employment screenings, post-accident investigations, or random workplace testing.

With fentanyl previously only detectable through urine, this upgraded saliva test offers a game-changing solution for industries that demand speed, accuracy, and convenience. Alcohol detection further strengthens your ability to make immediate, informed decisions when timing matters most.

As demand for comprehensive saliva testing continues to grow, this product gives you the tools to protect your workforce and your business with confidence.

Drugs Tested in This 14 Panel Option

🔎 Who Uses 14 Panel Saliva Drug Tests? Real-World Impact in 2025

When fast decisions matter, and discretion is key, saliva drug testing offers a reliable, low-friction alternative to lab-based urine screens. This 14 Panel Oral Swab Drug Test takes things further—adding detection for two rising concerns: Fentanyl and Alcohol. These inclusions allow employers and program managers to monitor for life-threatening substances and real-time impairment in one test, without sending samples off to a lab.

This expanded panel is ideal for environments where safety, compliance, and fast action are essential.

💼 Workplace Drug Testing with Real-Time Safety in Mind

Fentanyl and alcohol are two of the most dangerous and disruptive substances in today’s workplaces—especially in high-risk industries like construction, manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics.

This 14 panel saliva test allows employers to screen for recent alcohol use and potential fentanyl exposure during pre-shift checks, post-incident investigations, or random testing cycles—all without a restroom, lab, or delay.

Because the test is fully observable and delivers results in minutes, it helps companies quickly assess real-time impairment and reduce liability in safety-sensitive roles.

🧠 Treatment & Recovery Programs with Broader Detection

Clinics and recovery programs now face the added challenge of opioid relapse involving fentanyl and alcohol misuse between sessions. This oral swab makes it possible to detect both without invasive methods or delayed lab reports.

Whether you’re monitoring patients in MAT programs, outpatient care, or intensive counseling, the 14-panel swab empowers providers to act quickly on signs of relapse—all while respecting patient dignity with a simple cheek swab.

By offering fentanyl and alcohol detection in one step, this test supports smarter, faster decision-making in ongoing care plans.

⚖️ Probation, Parole & Legal Compliance Programs

Legal systems are increasingly strained by the rise of synthetic opioids and alcohol-related offenses. This 14 panel oral fluid test gives probation officers, case managers, and court programs the ability to check for fentanyl and alcohol without relying on lab processing or observed urine collection.

Whether it’s a scheduled visit, a surprise check-in, or a home visit, this swab is discreet, fast, and portable—ideal for on-the-go compliance enforcement.

And because it screens for recent use, it supports more accurate intervention timing for DUI offenders, opioid diversion cases, and high-risk reentry programs.

🎓 School & Campus Safety with Enhanced Screening

With underage drinking and counterfeit pills becoming more common in student populations, administrators are turning to comprehensive saliva testing for smarter prevention. The 14 panel test detects alcohol and fentanyl, two substances that pose immediate risks in residence halls, athletics, and campus events.

Whether used in response to a disciplinary incident or as part of a safety initiative, this swab offers fast, respectful testing without the need for urine collection or lab delays.

It’s a discreet way for school health teams and campus security to keep environments safe—especially when seconds count.