Rapid Drug Detection Test

The Multi-drug Rapid Test Panel (Urine) involves rapid chromatographic immunoassays that are designed to simultaneously and qualitatively detect up to sixteen of the following drugs in a variety of combinations in human urine.input:
output:Describe:The Multi-drug Rapid Test Panel (Urine) involves rapid chromatographic immunoassays that are designed to simultaneously and qualitatively detect up to sixteen of the following drugs in a variety of combinations in human urine.

Configuration

Dips may contain up to 12 drugs, while cups may contain up to 14.(With alcohol or adulteration)input:
output:SpecificationStrip (3mm or 4mm)

Formats

dip panelinput:
output:Shelf lifeStorage: Two years from the date of manufactureinput:
output:4–30 degrees Celsiusinput:
output:PackageEach box contains 25 pieces, while each box contains 50 pieces.input:
output:【PRINCIPLES】

The Drugs of Abuse with Rapid Response The internal strip of the test device is visually interpreted to identify drugs of abuse through the development of color. The test region of the membrane is where drug conjugates are immobilized. The specimen reacts with antibodies that have been conjugated to colored particles and precoated on the sample pad during the testing process.The mixture subsequently interacts with reagents on the membrane as it migrates through the membrane through capillary action. The antibody-colored particle conjugate will bind to the drug conjugates in the specimen if there are insufficient drug molecules, resulting in the formation of a colored band at the test region of the membrane.input:
output:Consequently, a colored band is visible in the test region when the urine is negative for the drug. The immobilized drug conjugate on the test region competes with the drug molecules in the urine for limited antibody binding sites if their concentration exceeds the test’s cut-off concentration. This will prevent the antibody-colored particle conjugate from adhering to the test region.