The Saliva Home Rapid Drug Test is recommended for individuals seeking a quick and non-invasive method to detect recent use of common drugs.

It's suitable for personal health monitoring, preliminary workplace screenings, or situations where immediate results are needed without the need for laboratory processing. This test offers a convenient solution for those aiming to monitor substance use discreetly and efficiently.

Amphetamines (AMP)
Also known as speed or uppers, amphetamines are stimulants commonly used to treat ADHD but are sometimes misused recreationally for their energising effects. This test detects amphetamines to monitor recent usage, whether for personal health or workplace purposes.

Cannabis (THC)
Known as marijuana, weed, or pot, cannabis contains THC, the psychoactive compound responsible for its effects. This test detects THC metabolites in saliva, indicating recent cannabis use, particularly useful for short-term monitoring.

Cocaine (COC)
Also referred to as coke or crack, cocaine is a powerful stimulant known for its energising effects. The test detects cocaine in saliva, showing recent use, which is common in workplace or personal drug monitoring.

Methamphetamine (MET)
Commonly called meth, crystal, or ice, methamphetamine is a potent stimulant often associated with intense bursts of energy and euphoria. This test screens for methamphetamine use, allowing for timely detection due to its fast-acting nature.

Opiates (OPI)
Including drugs like heroin, morphine, and codeine, opiates are commonly prescribed for pain relief but can also be misused for their sedative effects. This test identifies opiates in saliva, making it an effective tool for detecting recent use and supporting safe environments.

No, you don't need to send your sample to a lab.

Our Saliva Home Rapid Drug Test is designed for at-home use, providing quick and reliable results without the need for laboratory analysis. Simply follow the instructions to collect your saliva sample, and you'll receive results within minutes.

This makes it a convenient and private option for personal or preliminary workplace drug screening.

The sensitivity of this drug test refers to the minimum concentration of each substance (measured in nanograms per millilitre, or ng/mL) needed to trigger a positive result. A lower ng/mL threshold means that even small amounts of a drug can be detected, which is useful for identifying recent or minimal use. Here’s the sensitivity level for each drug:

• Benzodiazepines (BZO) – 200ng/ml
• Buprenorphine (BUP) – 5ng/ml
• Cocaine (COC) – 100ng/ml
• Ketamine (KET) – 1000ng/ml
• Methadone (MTD) – 300ng/ml
• Methamphetamine (MET) – 500ng/ml
• Morphine (MOP) – 300ng/ml
• Opiates (OPI) – 2000ng/ml
• THC - Cannabis (THC) – 50ng/ml
• Amphetamines (AMP) – 500ng/ml

The detection window varies for each drug and reflects how long it can be identified in saliva after use. Here’s the approximate detection range for each:

Amphetamines (AMP) – 10 minutes to 72 hours
Detectable shortly after use, amphetamines can remain in saliva for up to 3 days.

Cannabis (THC) – 30 minutes to 14 hours
THC has a shorter detection period, with saliva tests identifying use within a few hours after ingestion.

Cocaine (COC) – 10 minutes to 24 hours
Cocaine can be detected almost immediately and remains traceable for up to a day.

Methamphetamine (MET) – 10 minutes to 72 hours
Methamphetamine is detectable soon after use and may remain traceable for up to 3 days.

Opiates (OPI) – 1 hour to 72 hours
Opiates appear in saliva within an hour and can be detected for up to 3 days after use.

Saliva drug tests are generally comparable in accuracy to urine tests but have different detection windows and applications. Saliva tests are effective for identifying recent drug use, often within minutes to hours after ingestion, making them ideal for detecting immediate or recent use.

However, they have shorter detection windows, so drugs typically remain detectable for a shorter period compared to urine tests, which can trace substances over several days or weeks.

Urine tests are often preferred for monitoring long-term or past use, while saliva tests are valued for their convenience and ability to capture very recent drug intake. Both methods are accurate within their intended use cases, but the best choice depends on whether immediate or extended detection is needed.

If your drug test result is positive, it suggests the presence of one or more substances within the detection window.

Before making any major decisions, it’s wise to confirm with a lab test for added accuracy. This ensures reliable results, especially if the test is being used for health, employment, or legal purposes.

Double-checking with a lab test can help avoid any false positives and provide a solid basis for any next steps.

Yes, certain medications can potentially affect saliva drug test results.

Some prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, and even herbal supplements may cause false positives if they contain compounds similar to those tested drugs. For example, certain antidepressants, cold medications, and pain relievers could influence the outcome.

If you’re taking any medications, it’s a good idea to review them before testing and, if needed, confirm the results with a lab test for greater accuracy.

Our Saliva Home Rapid Drug Test aligns with UK workplace drug testing guidelines by offering a non-invasive, efficient, and accurate method for detecting recent drug use. It complies with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) recommendations, which emphasise the importance of employee consent and the necessity of testing as part of a broader health and safety policy.

Additionally, the test adheres to the European Workplace Drug Testing Society (EWDTS) standards, ensuring reliability and validity in workplace settings.

By meeting these standards, this test provides a reliable and compliant solution for workplace drug testing needs.

This kit offers a quick, convenient option for detecting recent drug use, ideal for immediate screenings at home or in the workplace.

Unlike lab-based drug tests, which provide more detailed analysis and precise quantification, this rapid test focuses on detecting the presence of drugs in the short term (typically within hours to days). Lab tests are preferred for confirmatory purposes, especially in legal or highly regulated situations, as they provide in-depth results with higher accuracy across a longer detection window.

For routine or initial screenings, this saliva test is reliable, accessible, and non-invasive, while lab testing remains the gold standard when definitive confirmation is needed.

This specific test is designed for single-use only. Each test is intended to be used once to ensure accuracy and reliability.

Reusing the test is not recommended, as it may compromise the results. For each new screening, a new test kit should be used.