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Home Drug Test Kits (sometimes referred to as a screening are a very accurate way to determine recent use. The weakness is that the home drug test kits can not tell when or how much of a specific contaminate has been consumed. If when and how much is a concern, one is usually subjected to a Hair Testing.
These home drug test kits are the most common form used by schools, employers and families alike. screening only requires collecting a small sample. No laboratory work is required so you can find out the results of your examination almost instantly.
About 25% of the all pre-employment examinations in the U.S. turn out positive. The percentages are much higher for post-accident and/or reasonable suspicion testing.
Home drug test kits are based upon a convenient holder which permits individual screening for up to 10 specific contaminates in one dip into an individual's sample. It is easy, fast and visually indicates binding results on the spot. Each strip functions completely independently so one can see if there is any specific usage by the individual.
The RU Clean 10 will also screen for the 6 tampering techniques used by people to beat the screening. For more information on these tampering techniques see Adulteration.
Most contaminates can be detected with home drug test kits within a few hours after using or taking the contaminate. However, this can vary depending on the type taken, the amount taken, the frequency of use, as well as the metabolism of the person. For more information on how long contaminates can be detected, see "Detection Times"..
Our home drug test kits are more than 99 percent accurate in detecting specific contaminates.
A key to passing is knowing if you are clean before your screening. Our Home Drug Test Kits provide accurate, reliable, and quick results. Our kits are not the cheap kits you would find in your neighbor hood store or on most sites on the internet. They cost more because they do more and are reliable. Trust the science.
Home drug test kits, according to the FDA, are sensitive to contaminates and are very accurate overall. However, the home drug test kits are not as accurate as some laboratory screenings. In some cases, certain foods and medications may cause false positives as well as false negatives for those who use our kits.
However, if a more sensitive testing is administered by a laboratory, such as a gas chromatography - mass spectrometry (GC-MS) screen, there is a chance of testing positive when home drug test kits is negative. For more information on this subject see " the cut off levels."
You can read your results after 5 minutes. But not longer than after 10 minutes.
To keep our prices low and sell to the public, our products do not contain the commercial packaging nor the chain-of-custody materials. That being said, these are the same kits used by many professionals.
Home drug test kits are available in a wide array of configurations. The three below seem to be the most often used and have the widest range of detection for the price:
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Tests 3 Basic Drugs |
Tests 6 Common Drugs |
Tests 10 Major Drugs |
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Tampering Tests For Adulterations (Modifications) Of The Urine |
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How Do You Read The Results For A Home Drug Test?
Negative (You Pass): Two colored bands appear, one in the control region (C) and one in the testing region (T). A negative result indicates that the free contaminate is absent or less than the detection level of the examination. Between 5 minutes and 10 minutes any faint line on the testing region (T) could indicate that the contaminate in the sample could be near the cut-off level for pee tests. However, any line in the testing area (T), no matter how faint, might be interpreted as a potentially positive examination.
If the tests are left standing for longer than 10 minutes, the intensity of the colored lines may change or for technical reasons, a faint line may appear in the testing region (T) that should not be interpreted.
Positive (You Fail): Only one colored band appears in the control region (C) with no apparent band in the testing region (T). A positive result indicates that the free contaminate is present in the at or exceeding the detection level of the examination.
Invalid: No band appears in the control region (C), or a band appears in the testing region only (T). An invalid result may be due to improper procedures or damage of the device. The assay is inconclusive and the specimen should be repeated using a new device.
sample adulteration is serious problem in testing. Adulteration is defined as the tampering or manipulation of a specimen with the intention of altering the results. Sample adulteration is usually achieved by substitution, dilution or the addition of adulterants including so called "masking agents" which are sold commercially.
The use of adulterants can cause false results by either interfering with the testing and/or destroying the contaminates present in the urine. Dilution may also be employed in an attempt to negative results.
The most common method to screen for adulteration or dilution is to determine certain characteristics such as creatinine, pH, and specific gravity and to detect the presence of glutaraldehyde, nitrite and oxidants /pyridinium chlorochromate (PCC) in urine.
The RU Clean 10 tests for the 10 most common contaminates as well as the 6 most common ways to beat a drug test.
Here is a sample of the types of outputs from the adulterations tests and what types of techniques and products are most often used for each type of adulteration examination.
Screen Yourself With Home Drug Test And Know For Sure.
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