6 Panel Oral Fluid Saliva Drug Test Kit
Price range: £7.49 through £69.99
The Zoom Testing Saliva Drug Test offers a quick, convenient way to screen for six commonly used drug groups using a simple oral fluid sample. Designed for straightforward preliminary screening, it avoids the need for urine collection and provides easy-to-read results in just 5 minutes.
✔ Screens for 6 Common Drug Groups
✔ Results in Just 5 Minutes
✔ Simple, Non-Invasive Saliva Collection
✔ No Urine or Blood Sample Required
✔ Separate Results for Each Drug Group
✔ Clear Instructions Included
Zoom Testing Saliva Drug Test – 6 Panel
The Zoom Testing Saliva Drug Test is a convenient oral fluid screening kit designed to detect six commonly used drug groups. It provides preliminary results in approximately 5 minutes, without the need to collect urine or blood.
With a straightforward saliva collection process and individual test indicators, this 6 panel drug test offers a practical option for preliminary drug screening.
Why Choose This Saliva Drug Test?
- Screens for six different drug groups in one test.
- Uses a non-invasive oral fluid sample.
- Provides preliminary results in approximately 5 minutes.
- Shows separate results for each drug group.
- Includes instructions for sample collection and interpretation.
Which Drugs Does It Screen For?
The six screening panels cover:
- Amphetamines (AMP)
- Benzodiazepines (BZO)
- Cocaine (COC)
- Methamphetamine (MET)
- Opiates (OPI)
- Cannabis (THC)
Each panel uses a specified screening threshold, known as a cut-off concentration. A negative result means that the test has not detected the relevant substance at or above its cut-off. It does not necessarily mean that no drug is present.
How to Use the Test
- Read the supplied instructions carefully before opening the test.
- Collect an oral fluid sample using the collection pad, following the instructions provided.
- Allow the test to develop as directed.
- Read the results at the specified time, approximately 5 minutes after starting the test.
Always follow the instructions supplied with your particular test kit, including any restrictions on eating, drinking or smoking before sample collection.
Understanding the Results
Negative: Both the Control (C) and Test (T) lines appear for the relevant drug panel. A faint Test line should also be interpreted according to the supplied instructions.
Preliminary Positive: The Control (C) line appears but the Test (T) line does not. A laboratory confirmation test is required before treating this as a confirmed positive result.
Invalid: The Control (C) line does not appear. The test result is invalid and a new device should be used.
Good to Know
Saliva drug testing can help identify recent exposure to certain substances. However, the detection period varies depending on the drug, the amount used, the individual and the sensitivity of the test.
This is a qualitative screening test. It does not measure the amount of drug present or establish whether someone is currently impaired.
Product Information
| Product | Zoom Testing Saliva Drug Test |
|---|---|
| Test Type | Oral Fluid Drug Screening |
| Number of Panels | 6 |
| Sample Required | Saliva / Oral Fluid |
| Result Time | Approximately 5 Minutes |
| Result Type | Qualitative Preliminary Screening |
Frequently Asked Questions
How Long Does the Saliva Drug Test Take?
The test provides preliminary results in approximately 5 minutes. Follow the supplied instructions for the exact reading time.
Does the Test Require a Urine Sample?
No. The test uses an oral fluid sample collected from the mouth.
Can the Test Detect Cannabis?
Yes. One of the six screening panels is designed to detect cannabis (THC) at the specified cut-off concentration.
Does a Positive Result Confirm Drug Use?
No. A preliminary positive screening result should be confirmed using an appropriate laboratory method, such as GC/MS or LC-MS/MS.
Can the Test Show Whether Someone Is Impaired?
No. The test screens for specified substances but cannot determine current impairment or fitness to drive or work.
Can a Negative Result Rule Out Drug Use?
No. A negative result means the relevant substance was not detected at or above the screening threshold. Drug use outside the detection window or below the cut-off may not be identified.
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