Drugs of Abuse Screening Test At Home - 12 Panel Urine Drug Test

Alcohol passes rapidly through the system due to which urine tests are generally not effective in detecting alcohol. A urine test must be conducted very quickly after alcohol consumption in order to ensure any degree of accuracy.  

A drug abuse screening test is a self-report instrument which can be used to test the presence of illegal or prescription drugs like

• Cocaine
• Marijuna
• Amphetamines
• Methamphetamines
• Barbiturates
• Antidepressants
• Oxytocin
• Ecstasy
• PCP
• Methadone
• Buprenorphine
• Benzodiazepines

Nicotine lasts in the bloodstream for 1-3 days and can be detected for upto 10 days.

After collecting the specimen, wait for 5 minutes. If a coloured line appears next to both the control region and the test region, the result is negative i.e. no drugs were found in the body or are below the established level. If no line appears in the test region and a coloured line appears in the control region, the result is positive i.e. one or more drugs are present in the body above the established level

• This at home urine drug test screens for drugs across 12 panels with 100% privacy
• It analyses urine for the presence of illegal substances along with prescription drugs like marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines, barbiturates etc and generates a toxicology screen.
• A substance abuse screening test may be used for employment, by sports organisations, for legal or forensic purposes and for monitoring opioid use.
• This easy to use drug test provides results within 5 minutes 

• Individuals interested in getting screened for drug abuse

• On receiving the kit, please follow the instructions provided on the kit.
• Remove the label on the kit to view results.

Amphetamine (AMP) – Is a drug commonly known as Speed/Uppers etc. It is utilized in the treatment of obesity. It is central nervous
system stimulating drug, creates a feeling of well-being, increased energy and self-confidence, which is attractive to the user. It is
administered by nasal/oral insufflations, or by intravenous injection. It appears in the urine within 3 hours after administration and
remains for about 24-48 hours after the last dose.

Cannabinoids/Marijuana (THC) – Is a drug commonly known as Pot/Weed/Hash. It comes from the cannabis sativa (hemp plant). It
can be smoked, baked into food and eaten. It makes people feel high, happy, or excited. The use of cannabis makes people unable to
function properly at work, and such people may be absent often.

Cocaine (COC) – Is a drug commonly known as Coke/Snow/Powder/Cola. It is a nervous system stimulant that can be addictive. It
produces a rapid short – duration effect characterized by euphoria and increased energy. It is the world’s most powerful naturally
occurring stimulant

Phen Cyclidine Phosphate (PCP) – Is a drug commonly known as Angel Dust/Black Dust/Magic Dust/Peace Pill/Hog/Killer Weed
etc. It is a popular drug of abuse, as well as being a legitimate veterinary tranquilizer. It is self- administered either by smoking, nasal
insufflations, intravenous injection or by oral ingestion. Its duration of effect is 2-4 hours, and psychosis may last for weeks.

Barbiturates (BAR) – Are drugs commonly known as Barbs/Sleepers/Tootsies etc. They act as central nervous system depressants
and are used as hypnotic sedatives. They are medically prescribed as anxiolytics, hypnotics, and anticonvulsants. They have addiction
potential, both physical and psychological. Symptoms of an overdose typically include sluggishness, in-coordination, difficulty in
thinking, slowness of speech, faulty judgment, drowsiness, shallow breathing, staggering, and in severe cases coma and death.

Benzodiazepines (BZD) – Including Alprazolam, Diazepam, Lorazepam, Triazolam, Chlordiazepoxide, Flurazepam and Temazepam,
these are sedative, hypnotic and anti- anxiety drugs commonly used as tranquilizers. The benzodiazepines have a low potential for
physical or psychological dependence.

Propoxyphene(Brand names Darvon, Dolene, etc) – Common names are Pinks/Pink Footballs/65’s/N’s, it is an addictive narcotic
pain reliever that had been prescribed for decades before being removed from the market in late 2010 due to confirmed risks to cardiac
health. It functions similarly to other narcotics and is a commonly abused drug by people seeking a high. Once an addiction is
established, it is difficult or impossible for the user to quit the drug successfully.

Methaqualone (Quaalude) – Is a sedative/hypnotic central nervous system depressant. It is most often taken orally in tablet and
produces a range of effects including light sedation, euphoria and sleep at lower doses to unconsciousness and sometimes seizures at
high doses. Can be detected in the urine up to 72 hr after the last dosage.