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With the THC drug test , the consumption of hashish, cannabis and marijuana can be detected by means of a urine sample.
The package contains 2 test units.
Procedure for THC drug test:
Remove the THC test strip from the foil bag and dip it into the urine for about 15 seconds. The marking marked „MAX“ must not come into contact with the urine. Then place the THC rapid test on a dry and flat surface. After another 5 minutes, the result can be read directly on the THC test strip.
For the exact procedure, please refer to the package insert.
Additional information about the THC rapid test:
- Sensitivity (cut-off): 20ng/ml, 25ng/ml, 50ng/ml or 150ng/ml
- Detection time: approx. 5 days, with regular use up to several weeks
- Detectable substances: THC (marijuana, hemp (cannabis), hashish)
Also available as THC single test (25ng/ml) or THC singlet (50ng/ml).
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Things to know about the THC drug test:
THC and its breakdown products can be detected simply and easily with this drug test. The result of whether THC was consumed as a drug can be read off within minutes and the drug consumption can thus be confirmed. Especially with regular cannabis consumption, the traceability can be extended to several weeks.
THC is most commonly ingested in the form of cannabis smoking. A distinction is made between the resin, the so-called hashish, and the classic flower, the marijuana. Probably the best-known recording is smoking a joint, which describes the mix of cannabis with tobacco.
The reliability of the THC rapid test is very high, mainly because the body converts the THC into THC carboxylic acid. This conversion into metabolites has an enormously long half-life, which in turn means that the THC carboxylic acid can be detected in the urine even weeks later with regular consumption.
Our urine-based THC tests determine the THC carboxylic acid. Even a one-time THC consumption can be detected 36 hours later.
How does a THC test work:
The THC rapid test for urine samples is based on the detection of THC metabolites, specifically 11-nor-9-carboxy-THC (THC-COOH), which are produced by the body when THC is broken down. The test strip usually contains monoclonal antibodies that respond specifically to these metabolites. When THC is present in the urine sample, it binds to the antibodies and forms a complex that causes a visual change on the test strip, usually in the form of a line.
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