Urine Drug test

Thanks to the this inexpensive test, it is easy for you to self-test your urine. In this way you can find out yourself  if you will test positive or not in the event of being controlled.

Sometimes, announced routine controls are done in specific jobs. If you take the test without knowing your results, you may worry too much when there's no need for it or, on the contrary, you may not worry about it but the result can be positive.

If you control yourself before being drug-tested, you can find out if you will test positive or negative for cocaine, THC opiates as heroine, methamphetamines or MDMA and amphetamines or hallucinogens as phencyclidine. If you test negative, you will not have to worry about anything. On the other hand, if you test positive, there is always a remedy to hide the results.

Indeed, you can "clean" yourself for the test with Magnum Detox Instant Flux or with Euro Blend.

How long do drugs last in urine?

Every drug stays in the body for a given time since the liver has to assimilate the drug toxic components and eliminate them through urine, sweat or bowel movements. The time it takes depends on the drug.

No matter how strong and harmful they are, opiates like cocaine, amphetamines and methamphetamines stop appearing in the urine about 4-5 days after consumption. Barbiturates last about 2 weeks and THC is the one that takes longer to disappear from urine: it can be detected about 30 days since the last time you smoked.

These are approximate times that depend on whether we are regular or occasional consumers, if the amount was large or small and also on the body of each one. However, these approximate data can give you an idea.

Tests expiry the same month you buy them. They must be used shortly after buying them. They are very accurate and need to be well-preserved so that results can be trusted.

Urine Drug Test mode of employment:

• Place a sample of urine in a sterile container or, at least, inside a container that has had no contact with drugs.
• Remove the Test protector (lid) and dip half of the tips of the test strips in the urine, leaving them like that for 20 sec.
• Take the test out and drain to prevent dripping. Place the lid again and just wait.
• After a few minutes, you will see how it reacts on the little control windows, each of which has two strips.
• Each window has one C and one T (C comes from control) and means that the test has been made properly. T will tell us if the Test is negative or positive for that drug.
• If there are two strips, one in C and another one in T, the result is negative. Even if the T strip can be seen just slightly, the result is still negative.
• If it appears just a strip in C but there is nothing where the T is, it means the result of the test is positive.
• If there are no strips or there is just one strip at the location of T, the test is null and there must have been a mistake (maybe it was soaked in excess or the windows became wet).
• Each window reveals the results for a given drug. AMP means amphetamines, PCP detects opiates like phencyclidine (better known as angel dust), BAR means barbiturates such as many antidepressants like benzodiazepines, THC detects marijuana, hashish and derivates while COC stands for cocaine.
• Depending on which screen shows strips and how these are displayed, you will know which drug is still detectable within the organism.