MULTI DRUG URINE TESTING KITS

Drugs lead to other drugs. It’s a fact. Studies from the U.S. Office of Drug Policy Research in conjunction with the U.S. Drug enforcement Administration (DEA) indicate that the initial use of recreational drugs like marijuana typically leads to use of more potent drugs like cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine. As a result recreational drug use has permeated the workplace like never before.

Our Multi Drug 5 Panel test kit tests for these drugs and more with simplicity and accuracy. While the euphoric effects of the drugs last, at most a few hours, each of these drugs as well Morphine and Angel dust (PCP) stay in the body for a minimum of 24 hours. Our multi panel drug test kit will look for the trace amounts left behind with unparalleled accuracy. 5 minutes from start to finish lets you know your results with accuracy, convenience and discretion. Suspicion of drug use is never a comfortable situation but it is one that must be addressed. Ordering is easy and our counselors are standing by to answer your questions.

ORAL FLUIDS DRUG TEST KITS

• Collection of the Oral Fluid sample obtained under direct observation.
• Test has a minimal risk of tampering.
• Non-invasive drug screening method.
• Samples can be collected easily in almost any environment.
• We have saliva tests to detect alcohol
• Reflects recent drug use.
• Drugs and drug metabolites do not remain in oral fluids as long as they do in urine (usually up to 24 0r 48 hours).
• Less efficient than other testing methods in detecting marijuana use

SINGLE DRUG URINE TESTING KITS

Single drug tests offer a simple and low-cost means to test for the presence of a single drug. Single drug tests are easy-to-use and are available in both saliva or urine collection form. Drugs that can be tested for using a single drug test include: opiates, PCP, cocaine, cannabis, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, amphetamines, methadone, methamphetamines (including ecstasy), and tricyclic antidepressants.

Many single drug kits are not designed to detect if a person who registers positive for drugs is above or below the cut-off concentration levels established by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Mental Health Information Center (SAMHSA) guidelines. This could be important if a person specifically wants to know their levels in the event that they think an employer or other formal agency may perform a random drug test. Many kits register the presence of drugs by simply displaying a negative or positive symbol; a positive indicating that drug levels are above the established cut-off levels. It is important that if you are looking for a test that will give exact concentration levels that they purchase a test that indicates this ability.

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