Prima Multi Drug Test (6 parametri)
The drug self-test is often used, for example, for work, sports or personal reasons. The test detects the following six different drugs in urine: Amphetamine Cocaine Marijuana Methadone Methamphetamine Morphine The test uses monoclonal antibodies to detect high levels of specific drugs in urine.
Amphetamine: a powerful stimulant in the central nervous system that leads to feelings of energy and strength beyond the norm (increases heart rate, blood pressure, suppresses appetite, etc.).
Cocaine: a local anaesthetic and stimulant in the central nervous system that can lead to fever, apathy, breathing difficulties and loss of consciousness when taken in large quantities.
Marijuana: a hallucinogen from the flowering hemp plant (Cannabis sativa). After marijuana has been taken, compounds such as tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) are detected in the urine. Marijuana use can cause impaired sensory perception, impaired short-term memory, paranoid attacks, anxiety, depression and confusion.
Methadone: a narcotic and addictive painkiller prescribed to treat pain and to treat opiate addiction; it provides long-lasting pain relief.
Methamphetamine: chemically it is very similar to amphetamine, but causes heavier effects on the central nervous system. Acute and large doses lead to strong stimulation of the central nervous system, producing euphoria, alertness, reduced appetite and feelings of intense energy and strength.
Morphine: an opiate that acts on the perception of pain, affecting the central nervous system; it is used medically as a painkiller to treat acute and chronic pain. Large doses of morphine lead to great tolerance and addiction, physiological dependence and consumer abuse.
Accuracy:
Specificity 99.9% Sensitivity 99.9% Accuracy 99.9%
How to perform the test?
Remove the cap from the urine cassette. Dip the cassette vertically (with the strips) into the urine sample for at least 10–15 seconds. Close again and wait 5 minutes for results. One box contains the following:
1 urine cassette Instructions for use Results: - Positive: Drug concentration is above the confirmed reference level. - Negative: Drug concentration is below the confirmed reference level.
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