Rapid drug abuse test D014

for ketamineurineimmunochromatographic

In response to the growing problem of drug abuse, rapid testing reagents can help medical institutions, analysis laboratories, military, police departments and traffic control divisions to conduct drug screening instantly. The Firstep Drug Screen Test is an immunochromatographic reagent for detection of specified parent drugs or their metabolites in urine specimens. In order to provide customers a wide range of options, Firstep Drug Screen Test can be offered in various formats as single-parameter test or combined to multiple-parameter test. Format Single-parameter Cassette Multiple-parameter Dipcard, including 2 in 1, 5 in 1, 7 in 1 test Multiple-parameter Cassette, including 2 in 1, 3 in 1, 4 in 1, 5 in 1 test Product Features • Short processing time • Customized combinations of drug parameters • High sensitivity, specificity and accuracy Scope of application Suspected drug users Ketamine is known as a party drug and abused by many teenagers and young adults. The pharmacological and behavioral effects of ketamine are similar, but somewhat less intense and shorter in duration, to those of the schedule II substance, phencyclidine (PCP). Low dose intoxication with ketamine results in impaired attention, learning, and memory functions. Higher doses may result in ataxia, dizziness, elevated blood pressure, mental confusion, hyperexcitability, catalepsy (the inability to move), amnesia, convulsions, a delusional dream-like state, hallucinations, and psychosis. Long-term use of ketamine is associated with hallucinatory flashbacks, an inability to concentrate, psychological dependence, and tolerance.