3 in 1 Saliva Drug Test (Oral Fluid Testing Kits)
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Accurate 3-in-1 oral drug test with results in just minutes
✓ Tests for 3 major UK drugs (Cannabis, Cocaine & Heroin)
✓ Quick results in just minutes – no waiting for lab reports
✓ Impossible to cheat or tamper with – unique to saliva testing
✓ No special equipment or facilities needed – test anywhere
✓ Simple oral test – no uncomfortable urine collection
✓ Specifically designed for the UK market
✓ 99% accurate – CE marked and FDA approved
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What’s Included
This Zoom Testing kit checks for the 3 most commonly used drugs in the UK – Cannabis, Cocaine and Heroin. The test has a new, easy-to-use design that’s all in one piece.
Everything you need comes in the box. The person being tested simply places the test under their tongue to collect saliva, and you wait for the results to show up. That’s it – no special training or complicated procedures needed.
Each kit includes:
- • 1 x 3-in-1 Saliva Drug Test Kit (oral fluid test)
- • Clear instructions for use
- • Result development window
- • Discrete, plain packaging
Why Choose Saliva Testing?
Saliva tests have grown significantly in use for several very good reasons:
Non-Invasive & Convenient
You can perform the test almost anywhere – in an office, at home, or at a workplace. No need for special facilities, toilets, or privacy booths. This makes saliva testing far less awkward than asking someone to wee in a cup. Most people find it far less uncomfortable and invasive than traditional urine testing.
Nearly Impossible to Cheat
Unlike urine tests, you cannot swap saliva or dilute it. The test happens in front of you, in real-time. There’s virtually no way to manipulate or tamper with a saliva sample, making this the most secure testing method available. This is why many workplaces and law enforcement prefer saliva tests.
Detects Recent Drug Use
Saliva tests are excellent at identifying very recent drug consumption. This makes them perfect for workplace drug screening, roadside testing, or checking if someone is currently impaired. The test shows what’s happened in the past day, not weeks gone by.
Accurate & Comparable to Blood Tests
The 3-panel test provides results remarkably similar to what a blood test would show. The test detects drug traces in saliva that have migrated from blood vessels to the mouth. At 99% accuracy, it’s highly reliable for identifying the presence of drugs.
What This Test Detects
| Drug | Cut-off Level | Detection Window |
|---|---|---|
| Cannabis (Marijuana, THC) | 12 ng/mL | 8–12 hours |
| Cocaine (Coke, Crack) | 20 ng/mL | 1–2 days |
| Opiates (Heroin, Morphine, Codeine) | 40 ng/mL | 24–36 hours |
These detection windows are approximate and can vary depending on individual metabolism, frequency of use, and the amount consumed.
Safety Information
CE Marked & FDA Approved
All Zoom Testing kits are CE marked and FDA approved, with an accuracy level of 99%. You can use this test with confidence.
Storage Instructions:
- • Store at room temperature (2–30°C)
- • Keep away from direct sunlight
- • Shelf life: 18–24 months from manufacture date
- • Do not use if packaging is damaged or tampered with
Who Can Use This Test?
This test is suitable for anyone 18 years and over. It’s commonly used by employers, parents, healthcare professionals, and individuals needing quick confirmation of drug presence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is This Test Accurate?
Yes. This test is 99% accurate and performs just as well as laboratory saliva testing. However, like all drug tests, there is a small possibility of false positives or false negatives. If a positive result is critical (such as for employment), we recommend confirming with a laboratory test.
How Long Does the Test Take?
The actual testing process takes just 3 minutes. You place the test under the tongue to collect saliva for 3 minutes, then wait a further few minutes for the results to appear. You’ll have your answer before you can make a cup of tea!
Can Someone Cheat This Test?
Saliva tests are very difficult to cheat compared to urine tests. You cannot swap or dilute saliva, and the test happens in real-time, so there’s virtually no opportunity for tampering. This is why many workplaces and law enforcement prefer saliva testing.
What If the Result Is Positive?
A positive result indicates the presence of the drug in the person’s saliva at the time of testing. This suggests recent use (within the detection window shown in the table above). If this is for employment or legal purposes, we recommend confirming with a laboratory-based confirmatory test (GC-MS).
Can I Use This Test on a Child?
This test is intended for use on adults (18 years and over). If you have concerns about a young person’s drug use, we recommend speaking with a healthcare professional or contacting a support organisation.
Before You Test – Preparation Tips
For Accurate Results:
- • Do not eat, drink, or smoke for at least 10 minutes before the test
- • Do not chew gum or use mouthwash
- • Have the person being tested rinse their mouth with water if they’ve recently eaten
- • Ensure the kit is at room temperature before opening
- • Read all instructions carefully before beginning
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1: Prepare
1. Remove the test kit from the packet and place it on a clean, flat surface.
2. Check that the kit is intact and the seal hasn’t been broken.
Step 2: Collect Saliva Sample
3. Place the absorbent tip of the test under the tongue.
4. Hold it there for approximately 3 minutes to collect enough saliva. You’ll see the tip become wet and saturated.
5. Remove the test kit and place it on the flat surface with the absorbent tip pointing upwards.
Step 3: Wait for Results
6. The test will begin to develop. You will see lines appear in the result window.
7. Wait for a full 10 minutes before reading the results. Do not read the test before 1 minute or after 10 minutes have passed.
How to Read Your Results
Negative Result
You will see: One line (C line only) OR three lines clearly visible
A negative result means no drugs were detected in the saliva sample at the time of testing. The control line will always appear. If there is a clear gap or no line in any of the test areas, all drugs are negative.
Positive Result
You will see: Control line (C) present, but one or more test lines are MISSING
A positive result means one or more of the drugs tested has been detected in the saliva. Check which lines are missing to identify which drug(s) are present:
- • Missing Cannabis line = Cannabis detected
- • Missing Cocaine line = Cocaine detected
- • Missing Opiates line = Opiates detected
Invalid Result
You will see: No control line at all
If the control line (C) does not appear, the test is invalid. This may happen if insufficient saliva was collected or the test was damaged. Repeat the test with a new kit.
Important: When to Contact Your Doctor or GP
Seek medical advice if:
- • You are concerned about drug use and want professional support
- • Someone is showing signs of overdose: loss of consciousness, difficulty breathing, seizures
- • You need a confirmation test for employment or legal purposes
- • The person has underlying health conditions and you’re concerned about interactions
- • You want to discuss addiction support or rehabilitation services
Emergency – Call 999 if:
- • Someone is unconscious or unresponsive
- • There are signs of overdose or severe poisoning
- • The person is having difficulty breathing or chest pain
- • They are having seizures or convulsions
Drug testing can be an important tool for workplace safety, personal health, or family wellbeing. This section provides helpful information about the drugs this test detects and related health topics.
Drug Information & Health Topics
Cannabis Use & Health Effects
Cannabis is one of the most commonly used drugs in the UK. Understanding how it affects the body, your mental health, and your driving ability is important. Learn about THC detection, risks to young people, and medical uses.
Cocaine: Effects, Risks & Addiction
Cocaine is a powerful stimulant drug that can have serious health consequences. This section covers how cocaine affects the body, signs of use, addiction risk, and where to get help if you or someone you know is struggling with cocaine use.
Heroin & Opioid Addiction: What You Need to Know
Heroin is an opioid drug with high addiction potential. Learn about the signs of opioid use, overdose risks, and the support available through NHS services and charities. This guide covers harm reduction and treatment options.
Workplace Drug Testing: What Employees Should Know
Many UK employers conduct drug testing as part of their workplace safety policy. This guide explains your rights, what to expect during testing, and how results are typically handled. Understanding these policies helps ensure fairness and clarity.
Drug Testing at Home: Supporting Family Members
If you’re concerned about a family member’s drug use, home testing can provide answers. This section offers compassionate guidance on how to approach testing, interpreting results, and next steps if you discover drug use.
Saliva vs Urine vs Blood Testing: Which Test Is Right?
Different drug tests detect drugs in different body fluids and have varying detection windows. Saliva tests are quick and difficult to cheat, but urine tests detect drugs over a longer period. This guide explains the pros and cons of each method.
Read: Saliva vs Urine vs Blood Drug Tests: A Comparison Guide →
Addiction Support & Recovery Resources in the UK
If you’re struggling with drug use, help is available. The NHS offers free treatment services, and numerous charities provide support for addiction, recovery, and harm reduction. This guide lists key resources and how to access them.
Read: Drug Addiction Help: UK Support Services & Resources →
Drug Use & Mental Health: Understanding the Connection
Drug use and mental health are closely linked. Substance use can worsen depression and anxiety, and underlying mental health conditions may increase the risk of drug use. Learn about this connection and how to seek help.
Additional Resources
For further information on drug use and health:
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