Beschreibung

With the AMP Amphetamine Drug Test Strip , the consumption of amphetamines can be detected by means of a urine sample. In the drug scene, amphetamines are also known as „speed“ or „pep“.

Amphetamine test procedure:

Remove the AMP Amfetamine test strip from the packaging and dip it into the urine for about 15 seconds. Then place the test strip in a dry place and wait for the test result, which can be read after about 3 minutes.

Please refer to the package insert for the exact procedure.

Additional information about the AMP amphetamine drug test:

Sensitivity (cut-off): 1000 ng/ml

Detection time: approx. 24 hours

Detectable substances: amphetamine (AMP)

Interesting facts about amphetamine

Amphetamine is a synthetic drug that stimulates the central nervous system and increases the release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and norepinephrine. Here are some important aspects to keep in mind about amphetamine:

Stimulant: Often referred to as a stimulant, amphetamine is used to increase alertness, alertness, and energy. It is used in the form of prescription medications such as Adderall to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and sometimes to treat narcolepsy.

Abuse and addictive potential: Amphetamine has a significant addictive potential because it provides a feeling of euphoria and increased energy. People who abuse amphetamine can become psychologically and physically dependent.

Tolerance development: Tolerance can develop with repeated use of amphetamine, which means that higher doses are required to achieve the desired effect. This can increase the potential for addiction.

Health risks: Amphetamine abuse can lead to serious health problems, including heart problems, sleep disorders, anxiety, psychotic symptoms, and weight loss.

Risk of overdose: An amphetamine overdose can be life-threatening, leading to heart attacks, strokes, seizures, and even death.

Legal and illegal use: Amphetamine is legally prescribed in medical contexts in some countries, but its illegal use, especially as a party drug or to enhance performance, is widespread.

In summary, amphetamine is a potent stimulant drug used in medical contexts to treat ADHD and other conditions. However, it is important to note that it poses significant health risks and addiction risks, especially if used improperly or abused. People who are prescribed amphetamine should do so under medical supervision, while illegal use should be avoided urgently to protect health and safety.