This test is recommended for anyone who needs a quick, reliable method to detect recent cocaine use.

It’s suitable for personal use, workplace settings, and any situation where it’s important to monitor substance use discreetly and rapidly. With an accuracy rate of 99%, it’s trusted for initial screenings where privacy and immediate results are essential.

This test is also ideal for anyone seeking a straightforward, non-invasive option to monitor substance use on a regular or occasional basis.

No, you don’t need to send your sample to a lab. This test is designed for at-home or on-site use, providing results within minutes.

Simply follow the instructions to collect a urine sample, dip the test strip, and compare the results directly on the cassette. This makes the process both fast and convenient, without any waiting or extra costs for lab analysis.

The Cocaine Rapid Urine Drug Test has a sensitivity of 100 ng/mL, meeting the standards set by the European Workplace Drug Testing Society (EWDTS).

This level of sensitivity allows it to detect even small amounts of cocaine metabolites in the urine, making it highly effective for identifying recent cocaine use.

With a 99% accuracy rate, the test provides reliable, clear results that you can trust for initial screenings.

Cocaine can typically be detected in urine from approximately 2 to 5 days after use, depending on factors like the amount taken, the individual’s metabolism, and frequency of use.

This time frame offers a helpful window for monitoring recent use. However, detection may be shorter or longer for different individuals, so it’s important to test within a reasonable timeframe after suspected use for the best accuracy.

If the test result is positive, it’s essential to consider follow-up actions. For personal users, this could involve seeking advice on managing substance use.

In a workplace setting, a positive result may require further verification through a lab-based test, depending on company policy.

Positive results indicate recent cocaine use, so understanding next steps or seeking professional support can be helpful.

In general, this test is highly specific to cocaine metabolites, so it’s unlikely that common foods or medications would cause a false positive.

However, certain prescription medications and substances with similar chemical structures could potentially interfere.

Always review any medications you’re taking and consider consulting a doctor if there are concerns about cross-reactivity.

Yes, this test can be used for workplace screening as it complies with the sensitivity guidelines of the European Workplace Drug Testing Society.

It provides reliable, rapid results suitable for initial testing. However, in many workplace settings, a positive result would likely need to be verified through a lab-based test for confirmation.

This makes it a valuable tool for preliminary screening in employment contexts.

Yes, this test is specific to cocaine and will only detect cocaine metabolites in the urine. It is not affected by or reactive to other drugs, so it won’t mistakenly show a positive result for substances other than cocaine.

This makes it a reliable option if you’re solely concerned with identifying recent cocaine use and aren’t looking for a broader drug screening panel.

For those needing a broader screening panel, well sell multi-drug tests that can detect multiple substances in a single test.

This test provides convenient, rapid results and is well-suited for initial screening, but it’s less comprehensive than lab-based drug testing.

Lab tests can offer greater accuracy, confirmatory testing, and the ability to identify exact concentrations of cocaine and other substances.

While this home test is reliable for detecting recent cocaine use, lab tests may be needed for legal or workplace confirmation or when exact levels are required.

For the most accurate results, collect a fresh, clean urine sample in a sterile container.

It’s best to take the sample in the morning, as urine may be more concentrated then, improving detection.

Avoid any contamination of the sample to ensure that the test results are as reliable as possible.

Once collected, use the sample promptly, as letting it sit may affect the accuracy.

In general, most health conditions should not affect the results of this test, as it’s designed to detect cocaine metabolites specifically.

However, certain kidney or liver issues that impact urine composition may, in rare cases, influence results. If you have known health conditions or take medications that affect kidney or liver function, it may be beneficial to consult with a doctor to understand how these factors could interact with any drug testing.