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Saliva 6 Drugs Screen
Test Kit
THC, COC,
OPI, AMP, mAMP, BZD
The Best Saliva Drug
test Kit on the
Market!!!
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Features & Benefits
- Sponge saturation
indicator (Patent
Pending)
- Market-leading
drug cutoffs - no
buffer required THC
75 (parent) - BUP 5
- EDDP 20
- 100% tamper
evident with saliva
held in airtight
chamber for
confirmation
- Advanced oral
fluid collection
media (sponge)
- Detect up to 10
drugs including
alcohol
- One drug per
strip for superior
accuracy and
sensitivity
- Easy access
extraction ports for
lab confirmation
- 100% made in the
U.S.A.
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Oral
fluid
drug
test
includes
the
first
sponge
saturation
indicator!
No more
throwing
away
devices
due to
inadequate
saliva.
The
indicator
strip in
the
collection
swab
changes
color
once the
sponge
contains
enough
saliva.
The swab
locks
into the
device
for a
tamper
evident
and
airtight
seal. |
IMPORTANT: Donors should
not place anything (including food, drink,
gum or tobacco products) in their mouth for
at least 10 minutes prior to the procedure.
DO NOT BITE, SUCH OR CHEW ON THE SPONGE!
Refrain from talking while collection swab
is in the mouth.
Explanation:
Saliva is an oral fluid that has been described
as an "ultra-filtrate of plasma". Saliva has
recently been well established as a drug
diagnostic tool in detecting many of the
molecules that are found in plasma, and at
levels equivalent to those found in blood.
Therefore, by saliva drug testing, one can
obtain similar information on the status of a
person as one can obtain from whole blood,
without the need to collect a specimen
invasively. Saliva had long been regarded as
one of the prodigal children of biological
specimens. However, for the past two decades,
there has been a steadily increasing interest
in the use of saliva in pharmacokinetic studies
of drugs in general and in therapeutic drug
monitoring in a variety of clinical situations.
In more recent years this interest has extended
to the measurement of drugs of abuse and
alcohol in saliva. The advantages of saliva as
the specimen of choice have been identified by
psychiatrists studying methadone treatment,
investigators involved in therapy for
HIV-infected patients and in anticonvulsant
treatment for epileptics, and by laboratory
directors involved in drug abuse monitoring.
Among the advantages cited are the following:
1. Patients are spared the discomfort of
repeated vein punctures
2. No risk of anemia, infection, or thrombosis
3. No special staff training for collection,
lower total costs
4. Repeated monitoring of drug levels leads to
more accurate prescriptions and fewer side
effects. |
