Traditional ‘drug wipes’ and home drug tests only test for certain drugs. Our drug swab test kits are analysed in the lab and test for all controlled substances, with accurate and reliable results. The drug swab test kit is easy to use. Simply swab the surface where you suspect drugs may be present and return … Read more
Drug testing has become a standard practice for many employers and organisations. The tests check for drug use by analysing samples from an individual’s hair, urine, blood or saliva. While the full names of drugs are sometimes used, there are also many abbreviations for the substances being tested for. These abbreviated drug names can be … Read more
Clinicians and Patients in the UK Urgently Require Better Education About Cannabis-Derived Products In November 2018, all specialist doctors in the UK who were listed on the Specialist Register of the GMC (General Medical Council) were given permission to prescribe cannabis-derived medicines. Unfortunately, a lack of research into these so-called medicines and their subsequent effects … Read more
Drug Testing, also known as doping control and sample collection, has become a vital part of both protecting and promoting doping-free professional and amateur sports. Sports testing may be limited on a local level, but it has become highly organised on both national and international levels. The worldwide increase in the use of social and … Read more
Prisoners in Britain’s jails are twice as likely to be addicted to the drug spice when they leave compared to when they entered according to a leading expert. Spice in prison, is a big problem. Dr. George Ryan from Public Health England stated that the explosion in the use of the drug spice, a powerful … Read more
Opiates are derived from the poppy plant, which produces opium. They are highly addictive. In medicine they are useful as they work on the natural opioid receptors in the body and change the perception of pain. These same features also create euphoria-causing cravings in drug users. Drug tests that check for opiates are actually checking … Read more
Cannabis (commonly called weed, marijuana, dope, pot, grass etc.) is the UK’s most popular illegal drug. Cannabis affects everyone in a different way: you might have a happy, relaxed and chilled out feeling sometimes you might get more giggly or chatty feeling hungry (munchies) is typical colours appear more intense and music sounds clearer time … Read more
A great question many teenagers ask us is “If cannabis is truly natural, then how can it be harmful?” People usually believe that substances that exist in their natural state are automatically safer than artificial chemicals produced in a factory or laboratory. Unfortunately, it is not as simple as that. There are many useful substances … Read more
Thanks to today’s screening technology, drug testing of cannabis users is much quicker, easier, dependable and inexpensive, and the results are lightning fast. In fact, the screening technology ensures that the most common techniques to cheat the drug test — dilution and sample swapping — are thwarted. There are all kinds of drug tests that … Read more
If you are an employer, it’s your responsibility to ensure that your employees are free of harmful drugs. The use of drugs of abuse may potentially affect work performance and/or safety. Drugs can negatively affect both the body and brain in numerous ways. They will most likely interfere with your suspected employee’s cognitive and physical … Read more