ID-Test : Ketamine identification test

The NarcoCheck^® ID-Test^® Ketamine is used for the identification of ketamine, methoxetamine (MXE), N-Ethyl-Ketamine, but also zolpidem (powerful somniferous).

Very simple to use, this test is based on a wet chemical reaction.

Introduce into the test a small quantity of the substance to be identified, as well as a small catalyst present in the cap, and the granules contained in the ampoule change color. Then compare the color of the ampoule with the colorimetric chart included in the instructions.

Before running the test, the granules contained in the ampoule are pinkish in appearance.

After running the test:

• If the ampoule turns to PURPLE (once the catalyst is added to the ampoule), it is indeed ketamine (or a derivative).
  
• If the ampoule turns to BLUE, the sample being tested does not contain any ketamine.
• If the ampoule does not change color, the sample being tested does not contain any ketamine.
  

Important :

• a purple color may also indicate the presence of methoxetamine or N-Ethyl-Ketamine, which are increasingly prevalent derivatives of ketamine.
• a violet color may also indicate the presence of PCP. This is called a cross reaction. For information, this drug is different from ketamine, but equally dangerous.

The test is provided with a color chart to identify exactly the color showing the presence of ketamine.

Instructions:

Benefits of the ID-Test^® Ketamine :

The ID-Test^® Ketamine package contains:

• An ampoule containing the chemical identification reagent
• A spatula as well as a sampling pipette
• A colored multilanguage leaflet
• A zip bag to throw the used test in the trash can

Packaging

The d'ID-Tests are available in 2 different packagings :

Tube of 1 test

The test is packaged in a single tube, with its instructions for use.

Box of 10 tests.

10 tests are packaged in the same box with instructions. Even more economical!

Important : The results of these tests are purely indicative. To be sure of the composition of the cannabis sample and the exact concentrations of ketamine, it must be analyzed by an analytical reference method such as GC/MS and/or HPLC-MS /MS.