Saliva Drug Test – 10 panel swabs – Mouth swab PEN

10 Panel Saliva Drug Test D‑Pen

Non‑invasive oral fluid test for detecting ten of the most commonly abused drugs. The device wicks saliva directly from the donor’s mouth and produces results in about 5 minutes.

Drugs Detected (cut‑off levels):

Amphetamine (AMP) – 50 ng/mL Barbiturates (BAR) – 20 ng/mL Cocaine (COC) – 20 ng/mL MDMA – 50 ng/mL Methamphetamine (MET) – 50 ng/mL Methadone (MTD) – 30 ng/mL Opiates (OPI) – 40 ng/mL Oxycodone (OXY) – 20 ng/mL Phencyclidine (PCP) – 10 ng/mL THC (Marijuana) – 40 ng/mL

Key Features

Rapid results: Clear positive or negative results in about five minutes.

Easy, hygienic collection: A soft, food‑grade pad collects saliva quickly without spitting.

Difficult to adulterate: The sample is collected under supervision, reducing tampering. Compact & individually wrapped: Each device comes in a sealed foil pouch.

Simple Use Instructions Prepare:

Ensure the donor hasn’t eaten, drunk or smoked for 30 minutes.

Open & swab: Remove the cap and place the absorbent pad in the mouth.

Swab both cheeks and tongue, then hold the device under the tongue, keeping it horizontal.

Develop: When saliva can be seen on the strips, lay the device on a flat surface and start a timer.

Read: After 5 minutes, read the control and test lines.

Do not interpret results after 10 minutes.

Saliva Drug Test – 10 panel swabs

A Saliva Drug Test – 10 Panel Swab is a diagnostic tool designed for the detection of multiple drugs in a person’s saliva. The “10 Panel” refers to the number of different drug classes or substances the test can identify. This type of test is commonly used for drug screening in various settings, including workplaces and clinical environments.

How it’s Used:

1. Collection of Saliva: The person being tested is provided with a swab, which they place in their mouth to collect a saliva sample. The swab is usually placed between the cheek and gums for a specified period.
2. Saturation of Swab: The swab is left in the mouth until it becomes saturated with saliva, ensuring an adequate sample for testing.
3. Insertion into Test Device: The swab is then inserted into a testing device, where it comes into contact with the testing strips or reagents specific to each drug being screened.
4. Activation of Test: The test is activated, and the saliva reacts with the testing strips to produce visible lines or color changes, indicating the presence or absence of specific drugs.

How Results are Read:

After the specified reaction time (usually a few minutes), the test results are read based on the appearance of lines on the testing device:

• Negative Result: If a line appears next to each drug panel on the testing device, it indicates a negative result, suggesting the absence of the corresponding drugs.
• Positive Result: The absence of a line next to a specific drug panel suggests a positive result, indicating the presence of that particular drug in the saliva sample.

It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions carefully for accurate and reliable results. Positive results may need to be confirmed through more specific testing methods. Interpretation of results should ideally be done by trained professionals.

FORENSIC USE PRODUCT

This is a Forensic Use Only device and is intended for use only in drugs of abuse testing for law enforcement purposes.

Appropriate users of such devices include, for example, court systems, police departments, probation/parole offices, juvenile detention centers, prisons, jails, correction centers, and other similar law enforcement entities, or laboratories or other establishments performing forensic testing for these entities.

Some drug test kits that test for Fentanyl, and specialty tests, like the K2/Spice, Alcohol (ALC), Cotinine (COT), Ethyl-Glucuronide(ETG), Fentanyl(FEN), Synthetic Marijuana (K2), Ketamine (KET), Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD), Methaqualone (MQL), Bath Salts (MDPV), Kratom (Krat), Tianeptine (ZAZA), Xylazine Psilocybin(Mushrooms) drug test, fall under the category of Forensic Use Only.

These designations are clearly marked on the product’s page. Some saliva/oral-based drug detection devices are for forensic use only. However, if you have any doubts about the intended use and setting for any rapid screening device, it’s advisable to contact dean@buydrugtestcup.com.