1 Panel ETG Ethyl Glucuronide Alcohol Drug Test Dip - Identify Health

Identify Health ETG Ethyl Glucuronide Alcohol Drug Test Dip Card - BOXES OF 25 TESTS

Availability:
Ships same day if by 3pm EST. Signature required delivery.

- Intended for Forensic Use Only (FUO)
- Purchase in bulk or small quantities to meet your specific volume needs
- Join our flexible auto-ship program to help make reordering easy
- The expiration date is typically 11 months or longer of available shelf life
- For large orders please email a.lugo@medicaldistributiongroup.com or call (727)744-2967

Drugs Tested:
ETG - Ethyl Glucuronide 500 ng/ml

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Description:
The Identify Health single panel Ethyl Glucuronide (EtG) drug test dip is a targeted tool designed to detect the presence of EtG, a direct metabolite of alcohol consumption, in human urine. Each box contains 25 individually sealed tests, ensuring that each test maintains its integrity and effectiveness until its use. This is particularly important for maintaining the sterility and accuracy of each test.

The test features a cut-off level of 500 ng/ml, which is carefully set to detect recent alcohol consumption. EtG can be detected in urine much longer than alcohol stays in the bloodstream, making these tests a valuable resource for monitoring compliance in alcohol restriction programs and other forensic contexts.

Each test includes a 3mm wide panel strip, enhancing the readability of the results. This design detail is crucial for ensuring that results are clear and easy to interpret, reducing the possibility of misreading outcomes, which is especially important in forensic settings where precise and reliable data is crucial.

It is crucial to note that this EtG test is strictly intended for forensic use or employment testing only and is designed to screen human urine exclusively. Testing any other substance will result in invalid results, whether they indicate a positive or negative outcome. This specificity ensures that the tests are used appropriately within their intended legal and investigative frameworks.