10 Panel Saliva Drug Test – UK Workplace & Roadside Drugs

This saliva drug test kit is a great choice if you want to test for the drugs which are picked up on the UK police roadside drug test. It will detect a number of the drugs that are screened for when testing for drug driving.

A saliva drug test is an extremely precise and reliable screening test. Saliva testing is an alternative to urine testing. Saliva testing can be more donor friendly, less invasive and no facilities are required to carry out the test procedure. There is also the added benefit of near impossible adulteration to the sample.

The rapid drug test Drug-Screen is a high quality saliva drug test for the qualitative detection of drugs & their metabolites within human saliva.

Test Time: Precise Results after 10 Minutes
Storage: 2°C to 30°C
Shelf Life: 12-18 Months

Why Choose a Saliva Drug Test?

Ever wondered why saliva tests are becoming all the rage? Well, they’re quick as a flash and dead easy to use. Unlike urine tests, there’s no need to faff about with bathroom breaks or worry about privacy. Plus, they’re harder to cheat—you can’t exactly swap your saliva, can you? They’re spot-on for detecting recent drug use too, which is why the police love ’em for roadside checks. Whether you’re an employer keeping your workplace safe or a concerned parent, this kit’s a nifty tool to have in your back pocket. Just remember, it’s not about catching people out—it’s about keeping everyone safe and sound.

Screens for Many of the Same Drugs as a Police Roadside Drug Test

The following substances can be detected with the individual tolerance limit (cut-off) with the saliva drug test 10 panel test:

• Amphetamines (AMP) (50ng/ml)
• Benzodiazepines (BZO (10ng/ml)
• Cannabis (THC) (50ng/ml)
• Cocaine (COC) (20ng/ml)
• Cotinine (Nicotine) (COT ) (20ng/ml)
• Ecstasy (MDMA) (50ng/ml)
• Ketamine (KET) (50ng/ml)
• Methamphetamine (MET) (50ng/ml)
• Opiates (Heroin) (OPI) 40ng/ml)
• Synthetic Marijuana (Spice / K2 = 25ng/ml)

Advantages

• Easy handling and simple to read results
• Detailed product description
• 99% accordance with the GC/MS reference method
• Detection limits following the international standard of SAMHSA/NIDA

What Are the UK Drug Driving Limits?

Understanding the legal limits for drug driving in the UK is crucial for road safety. These limits, set by law, define the maximum allowable concentrations of various substances in a driver’s blood. Let’s break down these limits for both illegal and prescription drugs:

Illegal drugs

1. Benzoylecgonine (cocaine) — 50 micrograms per litre of blood (µg/L)
2. Cocaine — 10µg/L
3. Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol (cannabis and cannabinol) — 2µg/L
4. Ketamine — 20µg/L
5. LSD — 1µg/L
6. Methylamphetamine — 10µg/L
7. MDMA (ecstasy) — 10µg/L
8. Heroin and diamorphine — 5µg/L

Prescription drugs

1. Clonazepam (used to treat seizures and panic disorder) — 50µg/L
2. Diazepam (anti-anxiety) — 550µg/L
3. Flunitrazepam (Rohypnol — sedative) — 300µg/L
4. Lorazepam (anti-anxiety) — 100µg/L
5. Methadone (heroin substitute) — 500µg/L
6. Morphine (pain relief) — 80µg/L
7. Oxazepam (anti-anxiety) — 300µg/L
8. Temazepam (anti-anxiety and sedative) — 1,000µg/L
9. Amphetamines (eg dexamphetamine used for conditions such as ADHD) — 250µg/L

The legal drink-drive limit for the majority of the UK is 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100ml of blood — the equivalent of 800,000 micrograms per litre. In December 2014, Scotland’s drink-drive limit was lowered to 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100ml of blood; bringing them in line with most other European countries.

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