1 Panel GAB Gabapentin Drug Test Dip - Identify Health

Identify Health GAB Gabapentin Drug Test Dip Card - BOXES OF 25 TESTS

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

- Each Box has 25 tests
- Intended for Forensic Use Only (FUO)
- Purchase in bulk or small quantities to meet your specific volume needs
- Choose from dip pack sizes of: 25 dips.
- 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:
GAB - Gabapentin 2000 ng/ml

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Description:
The Identify Health single panel gabapentin drug test dip is a precise testing tool specifically crafted to detect gabapentin levels in human urine. Each box comes with 25 individually sealed tests, ensuring each unit remains untouched and sterile until it's ready for use. The test is designed with a cut-off level of 2000 ng/ml, a standard threshold to effectively identify significant levels of gabapentin, a medication commonly prescribed for neuropathic pain and as an adjunctive therapy in the treatment of partial seizures.

Featuring a 3mm wide panel strip, the test is engineered for easy readability. This wider strip size facilitates a clearer presentation of results, minimizing the chance of misinterpretation and ensuring accuracy in results, which is particularly crucial in forensic settings where precision is essential.

Importantly, the Identify Health gabapentin test is intended for forensic purposes, meaning it is used in legal contexts or criminal investigations and is not suitable for medical diagnostics or treatment verification. It is specifically designed to analyze human urine only, and testing any other substance will yield invalid results, regardless of whether they are negative or positive. This specificity underscores its role in precise legal or investigative scenarios where definitive and accurate drug screening is critical.