This is a rapid drug screening test for the simultaneous detection of drugs in human saliva. Signature saliva saturation within the swab stick is now key and available in the drug testing industry that tests for more than 6 drugs. MD SalivaScreen tests for 12 drugs of abuse. The Saliva Scan drug test is inexpensive compared to urine drug testing when the cost of the collection site and the drug test itself both factored. (12-18 month shelf life) compare that to most other Oral Fluid Screen saliva test only 12 months.

* Easy and convenient to use
* Sold 25 per case
* Tests for THC/COC/AMP/MET/BAR/BZO/MOR/PCP/MTD/OXY/MDMA/BUP
* Simple-to-Use 2 piece packaged device
* Observed Collections, very hard to adulterate
* Read results at 5 minutes, not valid after ten minutes

Instructions: Simply place the collection sponge in the donor's mouth, then look for the saturation indicator, then place it in the collection cube. Keep the cube upright and close the lid, compressing the sponge inside. Keep upright and read results immediately. A positive result will have no line appear next to the test line. $189.97 per box of 25. The Md drug test, md drug screen and md saliva screen (detects parent drug thc) are always 5-7% off at minimum. Please call our corporate office toll-free for bulk discounts above 100 quantities.

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MD SalivaScreen Drug screen Benefits over Urine Testing

Medical Disposables SalivaScan unique design makes on-site saliva drug screening simple by eliminating the need to handle potentially messy bodily fluids, embarrassing collection observation, and the possibility of sample adulteration

SUMMARY: The Department of Health and Human Services (‘‘HHS’’ or ‘‘Department’’) has established scientific and technical guidelines for the inclusion of oral fluid specimens in the Mandatory Guidelines for Federal Workplace Drug Testing Programs (Guidelines). DATES: Effective January 1, 2020 more info/download .pdf

“In vitro diagnostic products are those reagents, instruments, and systems intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, including a determination of the state of health, in order to cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent disease or its sequelae. Such products are intended for use in the collection, preparation, and examination of specimens taken from the human body.” — Source: FDA.gov

Devices or products listed on the Rapid Exams website as "Forensic use only" are not FDA cleared and should not be used for in-vitro medical diagnostic or treatment purposes. These products should not be used for “at home” or “over-the-counter” sales in the U.S. or its territories nor are they intended to be marketed or sold to end users via the Internet.