Drug and Alcohol Management

Drug surface test DrugWipe F

drug surface test

Drug handling or trafficking leaves traces. DrugWipe F drug test can be used for drug screening on a wide range of surfaces.

Application:Accident and emergency situations, prison services, occupational safety

Results available in: 3-5 minutes

Fast detection of the 5 most common drug groups

cannabis, opiates, cocaine, amphetamines and methamphetamines (including MDMA, ecstasy)

Features of the surface test

• Accurate detection based on immunoassay test principle. Specificity and reliability greater than 95%.
• Optimised for all technical surfaces and tested for cross-reactions
• User-friendly: Fits in any pocket. Easy sample collection and handling.
• Fast results: Clear results within just 3 to 5 minutes max.
• Highly established rapid test used worldwide by professionals (e.g. police, customs)

Quality Control

The integrated control line indicates that the test is fully functional and that the screening test has been performed correctly. Please observe any additional quality control regulations that apply in your institution or establishment.

Intended Purpose

Intended to be used for the qualitative detection of drugs on surfaces by trained professionals. The test detects cannabis, opiates, cocaine and amphetamines/methamphetamines (including MDMA/ecstasy). The measurement procedure delivers a preliminary result (screening procedure). Verication of the results is required, in particular, if these are positive. Liquid or gas chromatography combined with mass spectrometry (LC/MS, GC/ MS) are the preferred broad-spectrum methods.

Test Principle

DrugWipe F is an immunological quick screening test. The sample collector transfers the sample to the test strips, which contain drug-specific antibodies. If the sample collected contains drugs, they will bind to the antibodies. The test begins as soon as the test strips are immersed in water. The water helps the drugs that are bound to the antibodies to migrate to the test line. The red test line is evaluated visually