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The Scott Home Drug Testing Kit is another recent addition to the EZ Test range which tests for Cocaine, Crack Cocaine, 5-MeO MiPT, MDPV. The colour change will correspond to the information sheet and colour chart included.
The Marquis test is the original Ecstasy testing kit and was the first ever available to the public. It is the first step in the EZ test range to indicate the presence of Ecstasy. The Marquis test will turn a different colour for any of the Ecstasy-like substances MDMA, MDA, MDE, MBDB, DXM, 2C-B, Amphetamine plus also DOB, DOI, Methylone, Butylone, Naphyrone and Opiates. The information sheet and colour chart included, should correspond to these various substances.
The EZ Test Cocaine Cuts tests for some of the most dangerous and commonly used cutting agents in Cocaine, Levamisole, Phenacentine and Ephedrine.
The Bath Salts EZ Test kit tests for some of the most common research chemicals such as Mephedrone, MDPV and Methylone.
EZ Test kit tests for the presence of Valium / Diazepam, Rohypnol (Flunitrazepam), Nitrazepam and Flurazepam.
The Synthetic Cannabinoids Drug Testing Kit is a recent addition to the EZ Test range which tests for various synthetic cannabinoids, such as Spice, K2 and other herbal incences (JWH-250, JWH-200, CP-55/940, JWH-018/073/081, CP-47/497, AM-694). The colour change will correspond to the information sheet and colour chart included.
The THC Drug Testing Kit is a recent addition to the EZ Test range which solely tests for THC. The colour change will correspond to the information sheet and colour chart included.
The Mecke test was one of the original kits from the EZ test range and was originally developed to identify heroin and morphine. It also reacts to Ecstasy and is helpful for indicating DXM (which is growing in use in the USA), and any of the 2-CT-xx family.
The MCPP test is a new addition to the EZ test range and was introduced specifically to identify more recent ‘herbal high' or 'research chemicals’ containing piperazines (otherwise known as PEP's) and MCPP.
