An expanded opiates hair drug test in Mesa, AZ is a 5-panel hair test that also checks for prescription opioids like oxycodone and hydrocodone over about the past 90 days.
How It Works
Walk-in
Simple Hair Collection
Secure Results Sent To You
In 3-5 Days
What Is an Expanded Opiates Hair Drug Test?
A standard 5-panel test checks for common opiates like codeine, morphine, and heroin, but it can miss prescription painkillers. An expanded opiates test, sometimes called an extended opiates test, adds the prescription opioids that are most often misused. It's the right choice when an employer, court, or program needs to rule out painkiller use, not just street drugs.
Why Mesa Trusts Quick Test Health Services®
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Four prescription opioids covered, not just one or two
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No appointment needed. Walk in Monday through Friday
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Affordable prices, posted up front. No surprise fees
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Most visits take about 15 minutes
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Chain-of-custody documentation for court and employers
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MRO review available when you need it
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Results sent straight to you
Where Can I Get an Expanded Opiates Hair Test in Mesa?
Right here at Quick Test, on East University Drive at Power Road in East Mesa.
Walk in with your ID and any court or employer paperwork, and the collection takes just a few minutes.
Serving: Mesa · Gilbert · Queen Creek · Apache Junction · San Tan Valley · Chandler · Tempe
Can Prescription Opioids Show Up on This Test?
Yes. That's what this test is designed to find. If you take a prescribed opioid, it will likely show up.
That's why a positive result can be sent for review by a medical review officer (MRO), a doctor who checks for a valid prescription before the result is finalized. If you take any prescription pain medication, tell us at check-in.
Common Questions
Can I use this test for court? Yes. Every hair test is collected with chain-of-custody documentation, and MRO review is available when your court requires it. Bring your court order or case paperwork to your visit.
Does an expanded opiates hair test detect fentanyl? No, fentanyl isn't part of the expanded opiates panel. It can be added to any hair panel. Ask us at check-in.
Is a hair test more accurate than a urine test for opioids? Hair and urine show different things. Urine shows use from the last few days, while hair shows a pattern of use over about 90 days. Hair is harder to cheat and better for showing long-term use.