ID-Test : Phenylpiperazines (mCPP and TfMPP) identification test

The NarcoCheck^® ID-Test^® Phenylpiperazines is used for the identification of phenylpiperazines like mCPP and TfMPP.

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, and the granules contained in the ampoule change color. Then compare the color of the granules with the colorimetric chart included in the package leaflet.

Before running the test, the ampoule is completely transparent..

After running the test:

• If the ampoule turns to YELLOW, the substance is a piperazine like mCPP, TfMPP, pFPP, MeOPP, MBZP, DBZP or pCPP.
  
• If the ampoule does not change color or take another colorthan yellow, the sample being tested does not contain any mCPP or phenylpiperzine.

Cross reaction with MDMA : if the ampoule turns to ORANGE, it is MDMA (ecstasy).

Warning:

• This test detects a large number of phenylpiperazines, but does not make it possible to distinguish them. Among them: mCPP, TfMPP, MeOPP, pFPP, DBZP, pCPP and MBZP.
• This test does not detect BZP (benzylpiperazine).

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

Instructions:

Benefits of the ID-Test^® mCPP & Phenylpiperazines :

The ID-Test^® mCPP & Phenylpiperazines package contains:

• An ampoule containing the chemical identification reagent
• A sampling spatula
• 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 phenylpiperazines (and especially mCPP and TfMPP), it must be analyzed by an analytical reference method such as GC/MS and/or HPLC-MS /MS.