Description
Our 12 panel mouth swab drug test is a fast, accurate, and non-invasive alternative to rapid urine tests. Additionally, our mouth swab drug test features an indicator that turns red when enough saliva is collected.
What is On a Mouth Swab Drug Test?
The 12 panel mouth swab tests for:
- (THC) Marijuana
- (COC) Cocaine
- (OPI) Opiates
- (AMP) Amphetamine
- (MET) Methamphetamine
- (BAR) Barbiturates
- (BUP) Buprenorphine
- (BZO) Benzodiazepines
- (MDMA) Ecstasy
- (MTD) Methadone
- (OXY) Oxycodone
- (PCP) PCP
Oral fluid drug tests are simple to use and eliminate the need for urine specimen collection required for urine drug screens, which is ideal for employment settings.
Advantages of Mouth Swab Drug Tests
Oral mouth swab tests have emerged as a prominent and efficient method for drug testing. Employers, law enforcement agencies, and healthcare professionals often rely on these tests due to their non-invasive nature, ease of administration, and ability to provide quick results. There are many advantages to using mouth swab drug tests:
Non-invasive: Unlike blood tests, which involve drawing blood through a needle, oral swab tests are minimally invasive, making them more comfortable for individuals undergoing testing.
On-site testing: The convenience of on-site testing allows for immediate drug screening, especially in workplace scenarios or roadside checks.
Difficult to adulterate: Compared to urine tests, saliva tests are more challenging to adulterate because more administrators are likely to observe the testing. This reduces the likelihood of tampering and ensuring the integrity of results.
Rapid results: Mouth swab drug tests yield results relatively quickly. Our 12 panel mouth swab drug test achieves results in under 5 minutes.
Sanitary: Oral drug tests eliminate the need for administrators to handle or dispose of human urine.
Detection Windows of Mouth Swabs
Mouth swab drug tests are designed to detect recent drug use. Unlike urine or hair tests, which can detect drugs over a longer period, saliva tests typically have a shorter detection window.
In general, most drugs can be detected in saliva within the first 24 to 48 hours after use. However, this window can vary depending on the specific drug and its dosage.
Here is a list of the average maximum detection times for drugs on our mouth swab test:
- Marijuana: 24-72 hours
- Cocaine: 24-48 hours
- Opiates: 24-72 hours
- Amphetamine: 24-72 hours
- Methamphetamine: 3-4 Days
- Barbiturates: 24-72 hours
- Buprenorphine: 24-72 hours
- Benzodiazepines: 24-72 hours
- Ecstasy: 24-48 hours
- Methadone: 24-96 hours
- Oxycodone: 24-120 hours
- PCP: 24-72 hours
How Accurate is an Oral Drug Test?
Oral mouth swab drug tests are designed to be highly accurate. These tests have become increasingly sophisticated, minimizing the risk of false positives or false negatives. Our indicator enhances accuracy and efficiency by alerting the administrator when enough saliva is collected. Mouth swab drug tests are about 98% accurate.
Many factors can affect accuracy. Sample size, the presence of other substances from eating and drinking, mouth dryness, and human error can all contribute to faulty results.
Mouth Swab Drug Test Instructions
Step 1: Remove the test cube and the swab collector from the foil pouch by tearing at the notch. Place the test cube upright on a level surface
Step 2: Put the swab of the collector on your tongue to collect oral fluid until the color on saturation indicator strip appears RED in the indicator window.
Step 3: Open the test cube and place the fully saturated sponge collector inside the test cube. Press the sponge collector down firmly until it reaches the bottom of the test cube, then close the cube lid tightly while compressing the collector. Keep test cube upright on a flat surface and follow Step 4.
Note: Make sure the swab is inserted vertically and the handle of collector is put into the clamp.
