3 x Saliva Drug Test Kits - 3 Drug Oral Fluid Testing Kit - Tests for Cannabis, Cocaine & Heroin (Opiates) - One Step

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Fingerprint testing is discreet and dignified for both the person being tested and the tester, with no requirement to collect invasive, biohazardous body fluid samples. Whether or not you have a positive test will depend on a variety of factors including how much you’ve taken, the potency of the dose, other drugs you may have used at the same time, and your body's metabolism. Simple 2 step process – saturate the mouth swab, insert the sample into the test and receive results

Oral drug testing kits, on the other hand, are excellent for detecting very recent drug use. Saliva drug testing kits can detect drugs that have been consumed within the last few hours up to two days. This helps organizations protect themselves and others from individuals who have consumed drugs or alcohol that day. Negative: A negative result indicates that no evidence of drug use was detected in the sample. A negative test applies only to the drugs included in the test. A negative result can occur if you aren’t using drugs, if you last used a drug outside of the timeframe of the detection window, or if the test kit was expired. We also have a product demonstration video (link below) which you may find helpful to watch before you perform the test This test is very easy to perform, but if you need any help or assistance in performing the test or interpreting the results, our customer services team will be happy to assist you. Most drug testing kits use the presence of a line to indicate a negative drug test result. The absence of a line against a specific drug class indicates a sample requiring further laboratory analysis.Leave test upright on flat surface for at least 10 minutes. Some testing strips will take longer than others to fully saturate. One to two pink lines will appear in results window. See figure below on how to interpret results. This saliva drug test is intended for screening for the presence of drugs and their metabolites in oral fluid. This test is considered a lateral flow chromatographic immunoassay for the qualitative detection of major drugs of abuse and their metabolites in oral fluid specimens. Test anywhere from 5 up to 12 major drugs of abuse with a single sample. Detection windows for saliva drug metabolites are typically 48 hours. It is recommended that positive and negative results be sent to laboratory for LC/MS confirmatory testing to confirm the test procedure and to verify proper test performance. Saliva Drug Test Accuracy They are easy to use, convenient, and show results in minutes! Unlike urine tests, home saliva drug testing kits are non-invasive and can be conducted on the spot without waiting for someone to have to use the bathroom. You can test instantly and get accurate results in as few as five minutes.

In modern drug testing kits, results can be interpreted right away (no need to send to a laboratory). Home test kits are also available, which allow someone who undergoes an oral test to wet the test swab with their own oral fluids and put it into the well of a special device. Interpretation of the test results is available in 10 minutes on the display. What is an Inconclusive Test? It depends on the drug and several other factors. Different drugs produce different effects, so it stands to reason that their metabolites differentiate by the amount of time they stay in your system. For example, ecstasy can be detected in the saliva for up to 24 hours after use, while cocaine stays in the saliva for 48 hours. Fingerprint sample collection takes seconds, with results for all drugs in the test displayed on the portable reader in ten minutes. The results can be easily printed using the printer accessory. Saliva samples can be difficult to collect and process, adding to the overall testing time. Pre-test waiting periods, the need to collect a minimum sample, dry mouth syndrome and biohazardous disposal can all combine to make oral fluid testing a lengthier process. The time to result is broadly similar between urine and fingerprint tests, however the collection process means that even a well-administered urine test can take around 15 minutes. Delays due to ‘shy bladder’ issues, and the need for efficient scheduling of staff to attend for sample collection, can lead to lengthy waits before obtaining a sample. Take the cap that was removed from the drug test, hold it upright and pour the buffer solution into the cap. If you have alcohol or drugs in the evening, it may not be safe to drive in the morning. Even if you no longer feel affected, a roadside test could return positive. 1Besides being accurate, the test is easy to use – you only have to produce a sample, filling up the cup to a designated “fill to here” line. Put the lid on the sample container and wait until the “Results Ready” indicator turns red, which should take no longer than five minutes. Please, take into consideration that the pink test line on the test cup still reads as a negative result. Testing for drug use at home typically involves several steps. An initial screening drug test offers preliminary results about whether a substance was detected. If test results are positive, follow-up testing by a doctor is needed to confirm positive test results. If you want to pass the mouth swab drug test, you must plan to use the mouth cleanse close enough to the sample collection time so that it's still effective when the test is done. If you have a C line but no T line then this is a positive result for that individual drug and means the drug has been detected on the surface or in the substance you have tested.

False positive results occur when a drug test is positive even though you haven’t used the drug that the test is designed to detect. False positive results may occur because certain foods, beverages, supplements, and medicines can affect test results. For example: These drug tests are available as over-the-counter products at all the major pharmacies and stores, in the form of strips, which are dipped in the collected urine sample. These strips perform a biochemical reaction with the pee, measuring the concentration of drug metabolites in the solution. Oral fluid drug testing, also known as saliva drug testing, has several advantages, such as its non-invasiveness and the ability to detect recent drug use. However, it also has some disadvantages and limitations which it is important to be aware of: Collection process challenges: Collecting an oral fluid sample can be more challenging than collecting a urine sample, as it requires the cooperation of the individual being tested. This may not be ideal for individuals who are uncooperative or have difficulty producing enough saliva.Arroyo A, et al. (2011). Times of detection of drugs of abuse in saliva: Study of arrested population. DOI: Typically, oral drug tests produce results that are just as accurate as urine drug tests. The accuracy rate is not an excellent indicator of which test is better than the other. Rather, drug test administrators should consider the objective. US Department of Transportation. What criteria do laboratories use to establish that a specimen is invalid? Updated April 5, 2016. Accessed June 8, 2022. https://www.transportation.gov/odapc/part40/40-96