19 Panel Dip Card Drug Test with GAB

19 Panel Drug Test Dip Card

The 19 Panel Drug Test Dip Card is a reliable, easy-to-use testing solution designed for forensic use. With its advanced technology, this dip card provides fast and accurate results within minutes, detecting 19 distinct substances, including GAB, ETG, and KRA. It also features adulterant detection for Specific Gravity, pH, and Creatinine, ensuring the integrity of the test sample. Whether for workplaces, rehabilitation centers, or law enforcement, this dip card delivers precise screening results efficiently and conveniently.

Key Features:

• Fast Results: Accurate results within minutes, saving time for high-throughput situations.
• Comprehensive Screening: Detects 19 substances, including commonly abused drugs like amphetamines, opioids, and alcohol markers (ETG), along with emerging substances like Gabapentin and Kratom.
• Adulterant Detection: Includes Specific Gravity, pH, and Creatinine checks for sample validity.
• Ease of Use: Simple dip-and-read procedure that requires minimal training for efficiency.
• Forensic Use Only: Ideal for non-clinical settings such as law enforcement, workplace drug testing, and rehabilitation centers.

Substances Detected:

AMP/1000, OPI/300, MET/1000, BZO/300, COC/300, MTD/300, OXY/100, BUP/10, MDMA/500, THC/50, BAR/300, PCP/25, TRA/ 100, KET/1000, FEN/20, ETG/ 300, GAB/1000, KRA/500 & 3 adulterations ADLTX (Specific Gravity, pH, and Creatinine)

Dimensions:

• Height = 3.5″
• Width = 2.4″
• Strip = 0.5″
• Cap = 1.2″

Instructions for Use:

1. Collect a urine sample in a clean container. Remove the dip card from its sealed
   pouch.
2. Submerge the test panel in a urine sample until the indicated max line. Ensure
   the urine does not touch the plastic device.
3. Remove the dip card after 10-15 seconds and lay it flat on a clean, non-
   absorbent surface. Wait 5 minutes for results to appear.

Reading Results:

Interpret results between 5-7 minutes after dipping.

• Negative: Two lines appear – one in the control (C) area and one in the test (T)
  area, even if the test line is faint.
• Positive: Only one line appears in the control (C) area, with no line in the test (T)
  area.
• Invalid: No lines appear in the control region (C), indicating the test should be
  repeated with a new dip card.
• Adulterant Results: Refer to the provided color chart.