Specialty Drugs

This Twelve Panel Prescreen Plus Cup with K2 places a focus on synthetic marijuana, while giving you the option for detecting additional illicit drugs. This urine test cup will detect up to 12 different illicit drugs in one testing. The drug test is designed specifically for Forensic Use Only. With the dangers and growth in using synthetic marijuana, this is one of the best options for detecting the drug and prevention. The test results are available in 5 minutes and can remain stable for 60 minutes. The drug test has up to a 99% accuracy rate.

This comprehensive 16 panel Mega Cup offers you a single solution to test many of the commonly abused drugs at once.

This Sixteen Panel Prescreen Mega Plus Cup is one of the most popular choices for a prescreening drug test. This urine test cup can detect up to 13 different illicit drugs in one testing. This is a great choice, when it comes to performing a large drug testing. These cups have specialty drugs so they are great for Zero Tolerance drug testing. The test results are available in 5 minutes or less, after collecting urine sample. These test results can remain stable for 60 minutes. The drug test has up to a 99% accuracy rate.

This Fentanyl Single Panel Dip Test is for Forensic Use Only. The dip test is specifically designed for testing the fentanyl drug. Test results are available in 5 minutes or less with up to a 99% accuracy rate. Another great option is using this urine dip test in the privacy of your own home, with the simple “Dip & Read” drug check. This dip test is also a great investment with an extended 18-month shelf life. This product is made in the United States and includes easy-to-read English instructions.

This specialty test detects the presence of the drug methaqualone in a urine sample. Methaqualone, commonly referred to as Quaaludes, is a central nervous system depressant that exhibits sedative and hypnotic properties. At one point, Methaqualone (Quaaludes) was among the most commonly abused drugs in the U.S. but due to its intense euphoric symptoms, it has not been prescribed for over 20 years.Methaqualone is still popular outside the U.S., and many purchase it abroad with the intention of bringing it back to the U.S. Methaqualone is highly addicting and is categorized as a Schedule I drug by the DEA. It has quite a list of dangerous side effects, including seizures, muscle spasms, hallucinations, and can lead to delerium. If you suspect someone might is under the influence of Methaqualone, use this test to confirm it's presence- and get them help if needed.

This K2 PreScreen Plus Dip Card has been developed to prevent the spread of synthetic marijuana. The use of synthetic marijuana has continued to grow with dangerous side effects and outcomes. This has led to the need of performing prescreen drug testing for the dangerous drug. This dip card uses the easy and successful “Dip and Read” testing. The dip card has to be immersed in the urine sample for only 20 seconds. Your test results are available within minutes. Afterwards, the results of this dip card are able to remain stable for 60 minutes.

Tramadol Single Panel Dip Test is a great choice, when you want to test for tramadol. Tramadol is an alternative to codeine in treating moderate to moderately severe pain. With 30% of tramadol being excreted in urine, this urine dip test will deliver an easier, more accurate reading. The dip card is clinical grade for professional use, while also being easy-to-use at home. The popular “Dip & Read” testing will deliver quick results in 5 minutes or less. No additional steps are necessary and the test results will have a 99% accuracy rate.

This specialty test offers you a simple way to detect lsd (lysergic acid diethylamide) in urine. LSD is a popularly abused hallucinogen that is usually taken by mouth and can cause intense tactile, auditory, and visual distortions.It is often associated with the 60s and 70s love & peace era, but has been making a come back as of late. It goes by the street name of "acid" and offers the user strong mood-altering effects. LSD is a Schedule I drug according to DEA classifications and has no approved medical use. If you suspect someone may be abusing this dangerous drug, use this test to confirm its presence, and seek help if necessary.

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