10 Panel Drug Test with Spice and Nicotine
£8.99
Screen one urine sample for 10 drugs and drug metabolites, including synthetic cannabis (K2/Spice), ketamine and cotinine, the main metabolite of nicotine. This easy-to-use multi-panel test provides clear screening results in five minutes.
✔ Screens For 10 Drugs And Metabolites
✔ Includes K2/Spice, Ketamine And Cotinine
✔ Clear Results In Five Minutes
✔ Tests One Urine Sample
✔ Individually Foil-Wrapped
✔ Discreet Plain Packaging
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Wide-Ranging Urine Screening In Five Minutes
The 10 Panel Drug Test with Spice and Nicotine provides a convenient way to screen one urine sample for 10 drugs and drug metabolites at the same time. Alongside commonly tested substances such as cannabis, cocaine and opiates, the panel includes synthetic cannabis (K2/Spice), ketamine and cotinine.
Cotinine is the principal metabolite produced when the body processes nicotine, so its inclusion can help identify recent nicotine exposure. Synthetic cannabinoids are chemically different from cannabis and are not detected by a standard THC strip, which is why this panel contains a separate K2/Spice test.
Key Benefits
- Broad 10-panel screen: checks for a varied selection of traditional and newer drugs using a single urine sample.
- Includes dedicated K2 and cotinine tests: screens for substances that are often absent from standard multi-panel drug tests.
- Fast results: read the result at five minutes, following the supplied instructions.
- Simple dip-card format: all 10 test strips are housed together for convenient sample collection and comparison.
- Clear visual result lines: control and test lines make the screening result straightforward to interpret.
- Discreet supply: each test is individually foil-wrapped and orders are sent in plain packaging.
What Does The Test Screen For?
| Drug Or Metabolite | Code | Cut-Off Level |
|---|---|---|
| Amphetamines | AMP | 1,000 ng/ml |
| Benzodiazepines | BZD | 300 ng/ml |
| Cocaine | COC | 300 ng/ml |
| Cotinine | COT | 200 ng/ml |
| Ketamine | KET | 1,000 ng/ml |
| Synthetic cannabis (K2/Spice) | K2 | Refer to the supplied instructions |
| Ecstasy | MDMA/XTC | 500 ng/ml |
| Methamphetamine | MET | 1,000 ng/ml |
| Opiates | MOP | 300 ng/ml |
| Cannabis | THC | 50 ng/ml |
A cut-off is the concentration at which a test changes from a negative screening result to a preliminary positive result. The test does not measure the precise amount of a substance in the sample.
How To Use The Test
- Allow the sealed test and urine sample to reach room temperature, if required, and read the enclosed instructions before opening the pouch.
- Collect urine in a clean, dry container.
- Remove the test from its foil pouch and take off the protective cap.
- Dip the test strips vertically into the sample for 10 to 15 seconds. Do not immerse them beyond the marked maximum line.
- Replace the cap and lay the test on a clean, flat surface.
- Read the results at five minutes. Do not interpret the test after the time stated in the supplied instructions.
Use the instructions supplied with your test as the final reference, as procedures can vary between batches or manufacturers.
Results Explained
- Negative: two lines appear for that panel, one in the control area (C) and one in the test area (T). A faint test line still counts as a negative result.
- Preliminary positive: a control line appears but no test line is visible for that panel.
- Invalid: no control line appears. Repeat the test with a new device, even if a test line is present.
This is a qualitative screening test. A preliminary positive result does not identify the concentration of a drug, prove impairment or show exactly when it was taken. Medication and other factors may affect results. Where confirmation is needed, arrange an appropriate laboratory test such as GC/MS or LC-MS/MS and seek professional advice.
Who Is This Test Suitable For?
This test is suitable when a broad, rapid urine screen is required and K2/Spice, ketamine or nicotine exposure is of particular interest. It may be useful for personal testing, family testing with appropriate consent, or workplace screening carried out under a suitable policy and procedure.
Always obtain informed consent and respect privacy. Do not use the result as the sole basis for medical, employment, disciplinary or legal decisions.
Product Information
| Product | 10 Panel Drug Test with Spice and Nicotine |
|---|---|
| Sample Type | Urine |
| Format | Multi-panel dip test |
| Number Of Panels | 10 |
| Result Time | Five minutes |
| Result Type | Qualitative screening result |
| Use | Single use |
| Packaging | Individually foil-wrapped |
Storage And Safety Information
- Store the unopened test as directed on its packaging and protect it from moisture and extreme temperatures.
- Do not use after the expiry date or if the foil pouch is damaged.
- Open the pouch only when you are ready to carry out the test.
- Use once only and dispose of the test and sample responsibly after use.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Treat every urine sample as potentially infectious and wash your hands after testing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will A Standard Cannabis Test Detect Spice?
No. Standard THC strips screen for a cannabis metabolite and do not detect synthetic cannabinoids. This product includes a separate K2/Spice panel.
Does The Cotinine Panel Test For Nicotine?
It screens for cotinine, the main metabolite produced when the body processes nicotine. A non-negative result may reflect exposure from cigarettes, vapes or other nicotine-containing products.
What Does A Faint Test Line Mean?
Any visible test line within the correct reading time should be interpreted as negative, even when it is faint. The control line must also appear for the result to be valid.
How Soon Should I Read The Result?
Read the panel at five minutes and follow the timing stated in the enclosed instructions. Results interpreted too early or too late may be unreliable.
Is A Preliminary Positive Result Conclusive?
No. The device is an initial screening test. Any preliminary positive result that could lead to an important decision should be confirmed by an appropriate accredited laboratory.
Can Medication Affect The Result?
Some prescription and non-prescription medicines may produce a preliminary positive result. Record any medication taken, check the patient information leaflet and seek professional advice rather than stopping prescribed treatment.
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