MiCare [5pk] - 1-Panel Urine Drug Test Card Synthetic Marijuana/Cannabis (K2) #MI-WDOA-K2
Brand: MICARE
Categories: Health & Household, Medical Supplies & Equipment, Home Tests, Drug Tests, Multidrug Tests

MiCare [5pk] - 1-Panel Urine Drug Test Card (K2) #MI-WDOA-K2 Overview: MiCare 1-Panel Urine Drug Test Card provides quick and accurate Point of Care Testing (POCT) result for the corresponding drug. Its ease of use and reliability make it popular for both professionals and home users. Results are over 99% accurate if used correctly. This test is primarily for Forensic Use. What is included: Each Urine Drug Test Card is individually wrapped. MiCare Drug Test Card detects the presence of up to 12 substances per card. [One order contains 5 test cards] 1 drugs tested for each card: K2 (Synthetic Marijuana/Cannabis) It is easy to use: Remove Cap. Immerse absorbent of card in urine sample for 10 seconds. Lay card on flat and non-absorbent surface. Red lines will slowly appear. Read results within 5 minutes. 2 lines = negative. 1 line on control (upper line) = positive. No lines or only test line (bottom line) or fainted = invalid results.

ACCURATE ☑️ Drug test results are over 99% accurate. Absorbent end is covered by cap to protect test tips.
COMPREHENSIVE ☑️ 1 drug(s) tested for each card: K2 (Synthetic Marijuana/Cannabis).
EASY TO USE ☑️ Quick result with 4 simple steps: (1) Remove Cap. (2) Immerse absorbent end of card in urine sample for 10 seconds. (3) Lay card on flat surface. (4) Read results within 5 minutes. If both lines appear, then the result for set drug test is negative. If only the control line appears, then the result is preliminary positive. If neither line appears or only the testing line appears, the result is invalid. Some lines might appear shortly after while others might take longer.
RELIABLE ☑️ For forensic use and law enforcement or criminal justice purposes. Tests up to 12 drugs simultaneously, the number of panels indicate the number of drugs tested for the kit.
BEST FOR ☑️ Both home and clinical/professional setting. Commonly used in: workplace staffing/recruitment, school/athletics screening, rehabilitation/law enforcement and criminal justice.