Oral Swab Drug Test 6 Panel

How The Test works
This 6 panel oral swab drug test is originated for the purpose of simultaneous, qualitative detection of drugs and their metabolites in human oral fluid. The Oralert drug test is performed without the use of instrumentation and utilizes monoclonal antibodies to selectively detect elevated levels of specific drugs in saliva. A great point to make which helps the brand rise above its competitors, Marijuana is identified by the THC parent drug and not the metabolite allowing it to be detected longer, up to 24 hours. A two-piece 6 panel drug test kit detecting up to six drugs of abuse. Illicit or illegally acquired.

Drug Configuration: Cocaine, Amphetamines, Methamphetamine, Marijuana, Opiates, and Benzodiazepines

The Benefits of Oral Drug Testing Versus Urine

Oral drug testing can detect drugs immediately after the most recent use while the old standby method of urine drug testing is unable to detect usage in the first four hours after use. Oral cut-off levels are different from urine cutoff levels, view the table below for cutoff information. Oral fluid specimens are collected while the donor is under observation, which makes it harder for the donor to tamper with the results. The collection process is much less invasive and embarrassing than urine drug testing. Unlike urine-based tests, the device is ready to use anytime, in any location and anyone can be trained to use the test in minutes. No waiting for lab results. Record results in just 10 minutes displaying a built-in confirmation chamber. Bathrooms are not required.

Experience Cost Savings

The Oralert oral swab drug test is easier to administer with dramatic cost savings over your current method. Save thousands of dollars in collection fees and lost labor time.

Included Items: 

25 Test Devices, Collectors, Caps, & Tamper evident tape. 2 Procedure Cards. 1 Package Insert.

For Forensic use, professional use, or investigation use only.

Package Insert

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