Tramadol Drug Screen
A urine drug screen is designed to detect illegal (and some prescription) drugs in the urine. See
Alternative Names
Drug screen - urine
How the test is performed
It is necessary to collect a "clean-catch" (midstream) urine sample. To obtain a clean-catch sample, men or boys should wipe clean the head of the penis with a moist cloth or alcohol square. Women or girls need to wash the area between the lips of the...
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