Beschreibung
The MET Methamphetamine Drug Test Strip can be used to detect the use of methamphetamine (MET) by means of a urine sample. Methamphetamine is a fully synthetic stimulant. It is chemically closely related to amphetamine. However, the stimulating effect and the potential for abuse are classified as significantly higher. In the drug scene as well as on the black market, methamphetamine is also known as Meth, Crystal, Crystal Meth, Yaba, Perlik, Piko, Crank, Speed, Crystal-Speed or Ice.
Methamphetamine test procedure:
Remove the MET methamphetamine 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 on the methamphetamine drug test:
Sensitivity (cut-off): 1000 ng/ml
Duration of detection: approx. 3 – 4 days
Interesting facts about methamphetamine
Methamphetamine, also known as meth or crystal meth, is a synthetic stimulant drug. Here are some important aspects to consider in the context of drug use:
Stimulant: Methamphetamine is an extremely potent stimulant that stimulates the central nervous system. It increases the release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and norepinephrine, resulting in increased energy levels, decreased fatigue, and euphoria.
Addictive potential: Methamphetamine is extremely addictive. The euphoria and increased self-confidence it conveys mean that people can quickly become psychologically and physically dependent.
Tolerance development: With repeated use of methamphetamine, the body often develops a tolerance, which means that higher doses are needed to achieve the same effect. This further increases the potential for addiction.
Health risks: The abuse of methamphetamine can cause serious health problems, including heart problems, tooth decay (caused by so-called „meth mouth“), sleep disorders, anxiety, hallucinations, and weight loss. Long-term consumption can lead to permanent brain damage.
Risk of overdose: An overdose of methamphetamine can be life-threatening, leading to heart attacks, strokes, seizures, and death.
Legal and illegal use: Methamphetamine is sometimes used in medical contexts to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or extreme cases of obesity. However, its illegal use, especially as a party drug, is widespread.
Regulation: Due to its high risk of addiction and health risks, methamphetamine is subject to strict legal restrictions and is illegal in most countries.
In conclusion, methamphetamine is an extremely dangerous drug that should be avoided due to its high addictive potential and serious health risks. The illegal abuse of methamphetamine can lead to lifelong consequences and urgently requires professional help and support for those affected by it. It is important to raise awareness of the risks of methamphetamine and to promote preventive measures.
