Opiates Drug Testing Kit
Opiates Drug Testing Kit
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- Multi-Substance Opiate Detection: Detects heroin, morphine, opiates, ecstasy-like substances, DXM, and more.
- Simple and Quick: Get results in a few minutes, comparing the color change to the results chart provided.
- Testing at home: EZ Test Kits enable you to test substances in the safety of your own home.
The Opiates Drug Testing Kit is a powerful tool for detecting a range of opiates and other substances, including heroin, morphine, and ecstasy-like compounds. Based on the trusted Mecke reagent test, which was one of the original tests developed by the EZ Test range. This kit allows for fast identification of various drugs in just a few simple steps.
What Does the Opiates Test Kit Detect?
What Does the Opiates Test Kit Detect?
The test is specially designed to detect a broad range of substances, including:
- Heroin and Morphine (opiates)
- Ecstasy-like compounds: MDMA, MDA, MDE, MBDB
- DXM (Dextromethorphan), a substance growing in use in the USA
- 2C-T-xx family of chemicals
- Oxycodone
The included color chart helps identify these substances quickly by comparing the color change in the reagent.
How It Works
How It Works
The EZ Test Opiates Drug Testing Kit uses a chemical reagent absorbed in silica gel, held inside a glass ampoule. When a small sample is added, the reagent reacts with the substance, resulting in a color change. By comparing the color to the provided chart, users can quickly identify the substance present in the sample.
Why Choose the Opiates EZ Test Kit?
Why Choose the Opiates EZ Test Kit?
With its broad detection capabilities and trusted history, the Opiates Drug Testing Kit is an essential tool for anyone needing fast identification of opiates and related substances. Its user-friendly design and accuracy make it ideal for a wide range of applications, from personal safety to professional testing environments.
- Comprehensive Detection: Not just for opiates—this test also detects ecstasy-like substances, DXM, and more.
- Easy to Use: Four simple steps provide quick and clear results, with minimal effort required.
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IMPORTANT WARNING!
- EZ Test Kits do not provide any information about how much of a substance has been detected, and accordingly what is a safe dose.
- The positive result for presence of one drug does not mean the absence of other (potentially more dangerous) substances.
- There is a potential for technical or procedural errors.
- Other factors and substances may cause false results (either false negative or false positive)
- A negative result does not rule out the presence of any drug. It may be present in quantities lower than what is tested.
- If you are unclear of your results and would like a full analysis of the substance you have please see our article on laboratory testing.
- A positive or negative test result is NOT an indication that the substance being examined is safe to use. No drug is completely safe even if it is pure.
Instructions
- Crack Open the Ampoule: Carefully open the glass ampoule included in the kit.
- Insert the Sample: Add a small portion of the substance to be tested into the ampoule.
- Mix the Chemicals: Place the plastic lid on the ampoule and shake well to ensure the sample fully reacts with the reagent.
- Compare the Color Change: Observe the color change in the solution and compare it to the chart provided to identify which chemicals may be present.
Interpreting the results
- Opiates (Heroin, Morphine, Oxycodone): A specific color will develop, indicating the presence of opiates.
- Ecstasy-Like Substances: The color reaction will correspond to MDMA, MDA, MDE, or MBDB.
- DXM: A distinct color change will indicate the presence of DXM.
- 2C-T-xx: This family of chemicals will also produce a recognizable color change, as outlined in the chart.
Safe disposal
After testing, please ensure that the ampoule and any leftover sample are disposed of safely to prevent contamination or harm. Proper disposal helps protect yourself and others from potential exposure to harmful substances.