The field of application of the 5 Panel THC Multilevel Test is extremely versatile. In order to be able to prove consumption and the type of consumption more precisely, this 5 panel THC multilevel test is a good idea.

In an initial test, the baseline value is determined, which can determine the extent to which the user consumes cannabis, whether occasionally in low doses or daily in high quantities.

Subsequent tests indicate whether the THC level in the urine has decreased or increased. Regular examinations now make it much easier to see whether the user has stopped using cannabis (steady decline in THC levels) or whether consumption has continued or even intensified (sudden increase in THC levels).

The 5 Panel THC Multilevel Test is therefore a valuable tool to support patients or to monitor the course of withdrawal.

• Parents: For parents who want to monitor and support their child’s cannabis use to help them quit. Knowing that a young person or a loved one has a positive cannabis result is important, but the information about frequency and intensity of use is even more crucial.
• Medical professionals: They need a fast and cost-effective way to ensure that withdrawal goes as planned.
• Cannabis users: To better understand how cannabis can affect metabolism significantly and in the long term.

Details of the 5 Panel THC Multilevel Test:

The 5-step test is capable of detecting the presence of various cannabinoids, including:

• Marijuana
• Cannabis
• Hashish (cannabis resin)
• Cannabis oil

It is effective regardless of the form of consumption and takes into account, among other things, the consumption of:

• Joints
• Inhalation
• Infusions
• Pastries, cakes or cookies (space cake)

Detection limits of the 5-step THC multilevel test:

The 5 Panel THC Multilevel Test includes five test units with different detection limits (cut-off values). It should be noted that the detection time for cannabis use in urine varies depending on individual metabolism and consumption patterns.

• THC level 1: 20 ng/ml
• THC level 2: 50 ng/ml
• THC level 3: 100 ng/ml
• THC level 4: 200 ng/ml
• THC Level 5: 300 ng/ml

How it works: The stage 1 test strip shows a positive result if the tested sample contains at least 20 nanograms of THC per milliliter of urine. A positive result at stage 2 indicates a THC content of more than 50 ng/ml. Stage 3 shows a positive result when the THC content is above 100 ng/ml, and the higher levels show correspondingly higher levels (200ng/ml or 300ng/ml).

The result is negative if the THC content is below 20 ng/ml or cannot be detected at all.

Detection time of THC in urine:

• 2 – 3 days for occasional use.
• 5 – 10 days with regular consumption.
• 14 – 30 days for high consumption and even longer for chronic use.

Interpretation of the test results:

It is important to note that no universally valid statements can be made. Each consumer behavior should be considered and interpreted individually. The following scenarios are intended to illustrate possible interpretations of the results:

• Test level 1 (20 ng/ml) positive: This may indicate residual traces of light or occasional consumption in the last 24-72 hours or older use, the residues of which are broken down by the body.
• Test level 2 (50 ng/ml) positive: The value of 50 ng/ml corresponds to the international standard for the detection of cannabis. This could indicate regular THC consumption (at least several joints per month) or current consumption in the last 48 – 72 hours.
• Test level 3 (100 ng/ml) positive: A positive result could indicate very regular consumption (probably once or several times a week) or recent consumption in the last 24 – 48 hours.
• Test level 4 (200 ng/ml) and stage 5 (300 ng/ml) positive: These results indicate regular high or very high consumption and could indicate a resumption of consumption after a previous negative test result.