Paso Diagnostic Drug Test 1 pc
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Paso Diagnostic home urine drug test is a medical device that enables the rapid and accurate detection of drugs and their metabolites. The test is intended for self-use at home, and results are obtained in just 5 minutes.
What does the Paso Diagnostic home drug test detect? The
Paso Diagnostic multiparameter test consists of 6 test windows, each responsible for identifying a specific drug:
- OPI – morphine, heroin (low sensitivity),
- MOP – morphine, heroin (high sensitivity),
- COC – cocaine,
- AMP – amphetamine,
- MDMA – ecstasy,
- THC – marijuana, hashish.
This device can be used to detect the use of a psychoactive substance when disturbing symptoms are observed that may negatively impact health or life, before consulting a doctor and taking medical action.
How to use:
The Paso Diagnostic test should be performed in a room where the temperature is maintained between 20-30°C. Before performing the test, prepare a timer (not included). Collect the urine sample in the container provided. Open the foil pouch and remove the test cassette just before performing the test. The desiccant inside the pouch should be discarded along with the pouch. Remove the cap from the end of the test cassette. Immerse the test strips vertically in the urine sample up to the "MAX" line. Do not allow the test cassette (plastic part) to become submerged. After 10 seconds, remove the test strip from the urine sample and place it on a dry, clean, flat surface. Wait until colored lines appear on the test strips. The test result should be read and interpreted 5 minutes after immersing the test strips in the urine sample. Do not interpret the test result after 10 minutes as it may be inaccurate. The test is a single-use product and should be discarded after performing it and reading the result, taking appropriate precautions.
The Paso Diagnostic home drug test is a reliable multiparameter testing device designed to detect the presence of six specific substances. It features six distinct test windows, each targeting a particular drug: OPI for low sensitivity detection of morphine and heroin, MOP for high sensitivity detection of the same opiates, COC for cocaine, AMP for amphetamines, MDMA for ecstasy, and THC for marijuana and hashish. This test is valuable for identifying recent use of psychoactive substances, particularly when symptoms that may affect health or safety arise. It serves as a useful preliminary screening tool before seeking professional medical evaluation or intervention.