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Oral Q 4 oral fluid drugs of abuse saliva test. Oral Q 4 Panel Cassette is for Forensic Use Only, Not for 'at Home'.

(COC/THC/OPI/mAMP) Oral Fluid Collection Tube 25/kits per box
 
Drug of abuse window      Cut-Off level

Amphetamine (AMP)	50 ng/mL
Benzodiazepine (BZO)	50 ng/mL
Cocaine (COC)	20 ng/mL
Opiates (OPI)	40 ng/mL
Marijuana (THC)	12 ng/mL
Marijuana (THC)	200 ng/mL
Methamphetamine (mAMP)	50 ng/mL
Phencyclidine (PCP)	10 ng/mL

Principle Use

Oral Q's patented collection device for human saliva samples in the ORAL Q-4™ is a self-contained, ready to use, point of contact drug testing device that detects four drugs (or drug classes) of abuse: Marijuana (THC), Cocaine, Opiates (or all opium based drugs) and Methamphetamine (and its derivatives) using the preferred lateral flow immunoassay technology for this method of test screening. The test requires no special training to complete and qualitative yes/no results are visibly obtained within ten (10) minutes and results are stable up to 1 hour.

1. Collect the oral fluid sample by removing the collector device from the package. Screw the collector cap counter clockwise and remove the collection sponge from the collection chamber.

2. Insert the sponge into the mouth of the test subject. Have the subject close their mouth and move the sponge around for approximately 3 minutes or until the sponge is soft and fully saturated with saliva. The sponge will be soft and free of hard spots when completely saturated with saliva. Remove the sponge device from the test subject's mouth and return it to the collection chamber.

3. Open the test cassette package and place the test cassette on a clean and level surface. Unscrew the collection device dispenser cap on the end of the collection chamber.

4. Hold the collector upright and point the opening of the dispenser toward the sample well of the test cassette device. Use the thumb and index finger to squeeze the collection chamber and dispense 1 drop of collected saliva (approximately 50μL) into each specimen well.

5. Observe visible migration of the saliva sample across the test window. If migration does not occur within a few minutes add an additional specimen drop to the well. Allow 10 minutes for complete test result development.

6.     Most important remember the Oral Q devices are for Forensic Use only per FDA compliance
   

ORAL Q PROCEDURE:

The ORAL Q-4™ System is formulated for use with human oral fluid speci­mens (saliva). Confirm the expiration date printed on the test package. Do not open the test packages until you are ready to perform the drug screen assay. If, necessary, bring the test pouch to room temperature . Insure that the person being tested has had nothing in their mouth for at least 5 minutes before sample collection. This includes water or other beverages (dilution) or food of any type (contamination). Directly observe the person during sample collection.

1. Collect the oral fluid sample by removing the collector device from the package. Screw the collector cap counter clockwise and remove the collection sponge from the collection chamber.

2. Insert the sponge into the mouth of the test subject. Have the subject close their mouth and move the sponge around for approximately 3 minutes or until the sponge is soft and fully saturated with saliva. The sponge will be soft and free of hard spots when completely saturated with saliva. Remove the sponge device from the test subject's mouth and return it to the collection chamber.

3. Open the test cassette package and place the test cassette on a clean and level surface. Unscrew the collection device dispenser cap on the end of the collection chamber.

4. Hold the collector upright and point the opening of the dispenser toward the sample well of the test cassette device. Use the thumb and index finger to squeeze the collection chamber and dispense 1 drop of collected saliva (approximately 50μL) into each specimen well.

5. Observe visible migration of the saliva sample across the test window. If migration does not occur within a few minutes add an additional specimen drop to the well. Allow 10 minutes for complete test result development.