GHB-Check is capable of detecting GHB in urine. GHB (Gamma-hydroxybutyric acid) can be detected in urine and/or other liquids with this unique test. The lower detection limit of this test is 10 ug/ml. Since GBL (Gamma-butyrolactone) is also in the Read more.
Uncertainty about the presence of unwanted substances can cause great concern and stress. Whether it concerns personal safety or checking a situation, you want to obtain clarity quickly and reliably without complicated laboratory procedures. The Testjezelf.nu GHB Check offers you a discreet and fast way to get an immediate answer to your questions.
The GHB-Check uses a specific biochemical reaction in a test cassette. When a sample is added, the test line reacts to the presence of GHB by changing colour; a dark purple colour indicates a high concentration. This process is supported by scientific principles to deliver a reliable result in a home situation.
| Contents | 2 GHB tests, 2 Vials of buffer liquid, 2 Vitamin C test strips, 1 Colour chart |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 2 Pieces |
| Detection limit | 10 ug/ml |
| Weight | 1001.000 kg |
Package contents: 2 GHB tests, 2 Vials of buffer liquid, 2 Vitamin C test strips, 1 Colour chart (GHB and Vitamin C).
GHB-Check tests for the presence of GHB in urine (or other liquids) by means of a biochemical reaction in the test cassette. After adding the necessary drops of urine, a reaction will take place in the test cassette. The result can then be read between 5 and 10 minutes. The amount of GHB detected in the sample can be determined with the included colour chart. High concentrations of GHB will cause a dark purple discolouration of the Test line on the cassette. If there is a suspicion of GHB use, the urine can be stored (at a temperature between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius) for 48 hours before testing. The urine must be brought back to room temperature before use. Urine samples can also be stored for longer, but these samples must then be frozen (- 20 degrees Celsius).
High concentrations of alcohol may lead to false positive results. GHB is also naturally present in very low concentrations in the human body and is not detectable in urine indefinitely.
