PrimeScreen has one headquarter located in Bolingbrook, Illinois, while another one in San Diego, California.

We currently have warehouse/shipping facilities across the United States. We try our best to ship from the warehouse closest to you.

Yes, we ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout. We run discounts and promotions all year, so stay tuned for exclusive deals.

It depends on where you are. Orders processed here will take 5-7 business days to arrive. Overseas deliveries can take anywhere from 7-16 days. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email.

We always aim for make sure our customers love our products, but if you do need to return an order, we're happy to help. Just email us directly and we'll take you through the process.

We offer you the ability to track your order right through our site at the "Track My Order" section or simply click here.

Yes, Most of our PrimeScreen® products are FDA510K and CLIA Waived. Please contact us for more information.

There are a variety of reasons for invalid test results. 

A few are listed below: 

There is not enough of the urine sample to saturate the testing strips. 

There is too much urine beyond the max line of the dip card. 

Tampering with the sample couldcause an invalid test result, if thespecific gravity or pH of the sample is too low. 

The incorrect pH of the urine sample can be caused by using an old or diluted  urine sample. 

The presence of water or chemical agents mixed with the urine can also affect the results. 

No. Once urine reaches the water in a toilet, it has been diluted and could have been exposed to cleaning agents that can affect test results. We do not recommend using urine collected in this manner.

A faint line still indicates negative results. The presence of a second test line, regardless of how faint, indicates a negative result. Some test lines tend to run naturally lighter than others. Even if there is some amount of a drug in the urine, if there are two lines present, the urine does not have the MINIMUM amount of drug needed to consider it positive, so it is considered negative. With some drugs, the minimum amount is relatively high, like amphetamines (1000ng/mL). With other drugs the minimum amount is relatively low, like marijuana (50ng/mL). The lower the minimum amount, the lighter the line will be in negative urine

We offer Lab Confirmation services on our products for an additional fee. Some test products have this fee included in the price. Send the specimen to our laboratory for testing if you are not convinced of the result, however, the intensity of the line plays absolutely no role in the QuickScreen test kits. Our laboratory tests also relies on minimum amounts.

Cups & Dip Tests: 5 Minutes

Oral Fluid Test: 10 Minutes

Yes, the Cups, Dips, and Oral tests can be configured with up to 24 different drugs.

Only package quanity greater than or equal to 5 comes with the drug test kit.

Please click here to view our avaliable drug testing analytes.

Prime Screen products test for all kind of true benzodiazepines.

Unfortunately, our products do not test for steroids.

Prime Screen have specific tests for nicotine and tobacco. It is located here .

Prime Screen Products can detect up to 1000ng/mL.

Prime Screen products test for all opioids.

Yes, Prime Screens Strep A Test is CLIA Waived.

The Kit comes with

- 10 Strep A Test Strips

- 10 Diposables Extraction Tubes

- 10 Throat Swabs

- 1 Procedure Card

- 1 Package Insert

- 1 Postive Control

- 1 Negative Control

- 1 Extraction Reagent A

- 1 Extraction Reagent B

Strep throat is a bacterial infection that affects the throat and tonsils. The infection is named after the cause, Streptococcal bacteria and can affect anyone but is more common in children aged five and 15 years.

Although it can occur at any time, strep throat is common in certain times of the year such as winter or fall seasons.

No. Strep throat is a less common cause of sore throat. Most sore throats are caused by a virus. Furthermore, other factors such as cold, irritants, sinus infection, acid reflux, or postnasal drip can also irritate the throat.

No. Cold, caused by an influenza virus causes coughing, stuffy or runny nose, and sneezing.

Strep throat infection, on the other hand, causes inflammation, fever, swollen lymph nodes, severe sore throat, white and yellow patches in the tonsils. You may also experience belly pain and headache.

In most cases, the strep throat symptoms will improve with home remedies and antibiotics. However, if you start to experience high fever, you have difficulty sleeping, or red rash appears, you will need to visit a doctor.