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| Description: Urinalysis is the most frequently used and least expensive form of drug testing used by employers today, making up approximately 90% of all drug testing. The results are taken from your urine sample providing information and indication of recent drug use. It is fast, accurate, and easy to perform. These are the same tests that are usually sold to employers, courts, schools, drug counselors and rehab centers. Knowing before you go is a major part of the battle. Test results are 99.9% accurate, and yield results within minutes. | ||||||||||||||||
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| Instructions:
The InstaCheck Drug Screen is formulated for use
with urine specimens. Fresh urine does not require any
special handling or pretreatment. Urine sample should be
collected in a sterile or clean container. The test
should be performed as soon as possible after the
specimen collection, preferably during the same day.
Specimens that have been refrigerated must be brought to
room temperature before testing.
Procedure: Fresh urine can be tested immediately. Do not open protective pouches until ready to perform the test. 1. Remove the test device from the sealed pouch. 2. Draw the urine sample up the pipette and dispense 4 drops(0.2 ml) into the sample well. The sample wells are round and marked as "sample" or "s". Avoid adding drops that contain air since air bubbles in the well may cause uneven flow or prevent the flow of the sample onto test strip. 3. Read results within 3 to 8 minutes after addition of samples. Do not read results after 8 minutes. If the test is left standing for longer than 8 minutes, the intensity of the colored lines may change or a new line may appear. Interpretation of Results |
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Negative: |
Positive: |
Invalid: |
| Two colored lines- one at the Control Region ("C") and one at the Test Region ("THC", "COC", "PCP", "AMP", "METH" etc.). | One colored line in the Control ("C") Region, and NO line at the Test Region ("THC", "COC", "PCP", "AMP", "METH" etc.). |
NO colored line in the Control ("C") Region with or without a line in the Test Region ("THC", "COC", "PCP", "AMP", "METH" etc.). |
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Note: A very faint line on the test region indicates that the drug in the sample is near the cut-off level for the test. These samples should be considered negatives. They are to be confirmed with a more specific method before a positive determination is made. |
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