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Harold 14-Panel Drug of Abuse Rapid Test Kit

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The Harold 14-Panel Drug of Abuse Rapid Test Kit is a multi-drug screening test designed for the qualitative detection of drugs and their metabolites in human urine. A 14-panel DOA test allows multiple substances to be screened simultaneously from one specimen, making it suitable for hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, rehabilitation centres, occupational screening and other professional testing environments. Multi-panel DOA tests use chromatographic immunoassay technology and typically provide results within a few minutes without requiring laboratory instrumentation. Key Features - Screens for 14 drugs/drug metabolites - Uses human urine specimen - Rapid chromatographic immunoassay - Qualitative screening test - Multiple drug parameters from a single sample - Results typically available within minutes - Simple visual result interpretation - No analyser required - Suitable for professional drug screening - Individually packaged test panels, depending on kit configuration Specification Details Brand Harold Product Type Drug of Abuse Rapid Test Test Panel 14 Drugs Specimen Human Urine Test Method Chromatographic Immunoassay Result Type Qualitative Number of Parameters 14 Reading Method Visual Instrument Required No Application Multi-Drug Screening Use Professional In-Vitro Diagnostic / Screening Use Result Time Typically within a few minutes; follow package insert Storage Follow manufacturer's labelled storage conditions
Model
Standard
Brand
Harold
Condition
NEW
SKU
SKU-36-MUR0PSA7-IRJE
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100 units

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