Key features of the white powder & surface drug testing kit

• Designed for use across a wide range of environments including workplaces, shared vehicles, offices, retail premises, clubs, pubs, festivals, and private homes.
• Each drug test kit is individually foil wrapped to maintain integrity and shelf life. Surface wipe and residue drug tests are available in single units, small packs, or bulk boxes of 25 for professional use.
• Suitable for screening unknown white powders, crystalline substances, crushed tablets, plant material, tobacco, and environmental residues. Common applications include testing worktops, keyboards, toilets, door handles, and other shared surfaces for drug contamination.

Substances detected by this multi-panel drug test kit

• Amphetamines AMP – 1000 ng/mL
• Benzodiazepines (e.g. Xanax) BZO – 300 ng/mL
• Cocaine & crack cocaine COC – 300 ng/mL
• Ketamine KET – 1000 ng/mL
  
• Methamphetamines (Including Ecstasy) MAMP – 500 ng/mL
• Mephedrone MEP - 500 ng/mL
• Monkey Dust MDPV - 300 ng/mL
• Opiates (heroin, morphine, codeine) OPI – 2000 ng/mL
• Fentanyl FEN – 100 ng/mL
• Nitazenes NTZ – 2000 ng/mL
  

These 10-panel powder drug testing kits are engineered to detect a broad spectrum of substances most commonly encountered in white powder or crystalline form. They are widely used for drug testing in nightlife settings, festivals, harm-reduction initiatives, and occupational safety programmes, where visual identification of substances is unreliable and risk of adulteration is high.

1. Amphetamines (1,000 ng Sensitivity)

   Amphetamines are stimulant drugs commonly sold as powders or "speed." They increase alertness, energy, and focus but can also cause anxiety, elevated heart rate, cardiovascular complications, and dependence. Amphetamine testing helps identify stimulant contamination and reduce the risk of unintended exposure.

   
   

2. Benzodiazepines (300 ng Sensitivity)

   Benzodiazepines are central nervous system depressants that may be mixed into illicit drugs without the user's knowledge. When combined with alcohol or opioids, they significantly increase the risk of overdose and respiratory depression. The low detection threshold helps identify hidden sedatives in drug samples.

   
   

3. Cocaine / Crack Cocaine (300 ng Sensitivity)

   Cocaine is one of the most commonly tested illicit drugs and is frequently sold as a white powder. It is often adulterated with substances such as levamisole or synthetic compounds that increase health risks. Reliable cocaine testing supports both workplace screening and harm reduction by identifying cocaine contamination.

   
   

4. Ketamine (1,000 ng Sensitivity)

   Ketamine is a dissociative anaesthetic increasingly encountered in powders, crystals, and counterfeit tablets. Due to dosing variability and its widespread use in nightlife settings, ketamine testing has become an essential component of modern drug-checking kits.

   
   

5. Methamphetamine & Ecstasy (MDMA) (500 ng Sensitivity)

   Methamphetamine is a powerful stimulant found in powders, crystals, and pressed tablets, with a high potential for dependence and serious health effects. This test panel also detects MDMA (Ecstasy), a common party drug frequently sold in tablets or crystals and sometimes substituted with more dangerous stimulants. Screening helps identify both substances and supports safer decision-making.

   
   

6. Opiates (2,000 ng Sensitivity)

   This panel detects common opiates including heroin, morphine, and codeine. Opiate testing remains an important part of drug screening due to the ongoing risk of overdose and the potential for substitution with more potent synthetic opioids.

   
   

7. Fentanyl (100 ng Sensitivity)

   Fentanyl is an extremely potent synthetic opioid that is increasingly found as an adulterant in cocaine, heroin, MDMA, and counterfeit medicines. Even trace amounts can be life-threatening, making high-sensitivity fentanyl testing one of the most important features of any modern drug-testing kit.

   
   

8. Nitazenes (2,000 ng Sensitivity)

   Nitazenes are a class of emerging synthetic opioids, with some compounds significantly more potent than fentanyl. Because they are difficult to identify without testing and can be present in very small amounts, nitazene screening has become increasingly important for contemporary drug-checking and harm reduction.

   
   

9. MDPV (300 ng Sensitivity)

   MDPV (3,4-Methylenedioxypyrovalerone) is a highly potent synthetic cathinone, often referred to as a "bath salt." It produces powerful stimulant effects and has been linked to severe agitation, psychosis, and cardiovascular complications. Testing helps identify this high-risk stimulant in powders and other illicit drug samples.

   
   

10. MEP (500 ng Sensitivity)

    MEP (4-Methyl-α-ethylaminopentiophenone) is a synthetic cathinone that may be sold as, or mixed with, other stimulant drugs. Its effects can be unpredictable due to limited research and varying purity. Including MEP in drug screening panels helps identify emerging novel psychoactive substances and reduce the risk of accidental consumption.

By covering stimulants, opioids, and sedatives, these powder and surface drug test kits provide a practical solution for identifying cocaine, MDMA, ketamine, fentanyl, and other high-risk substances quickly and accurately.

How to test a white powder or residue for drugs

Each professional drug testing kit includes clear instructions. A demonstration video is also available for visual guidance.

1. Remove the drug test panel from the sealed foil pouch.

2. Lightly dip the absorbent wicks into the powder, crystal, or residue to be tested. The compact size allows access to small bags or confined areas.

3. Place the wicks into a small amount of clean water for approximately 15 seconds. Do not submerge the plastic casing, as this may invalidate the result.

4. Use clean, uncontaminated water. Avoid sources containing bleach, disinfectants, or oxidising agents. Approximately 5 ml in a sterile container is recommended.

5. Observe the test windows as the liquid migrates through the panel.

The test may also be used with urine, saliva, or other liquid samples to screen for MDMA, ketamine, and cocaine.

QR-code access to full instructions

A QR code is printed on each foil pouch, linking directly to the instructions for use and technical data sheet. This allows instant access to guidance via smartphone without additional paperwork.

Interpreting the drug test results

1. Read results between 5 and 10 minutes after activation.
2. Each strip displays a control (C) line and a test (T) line. The control line confirms the test has functioned correctly.

• Negative result: Two visible lines – one in the C region and one in the T region.
• Positive result: One line only in the C region.
• Invalid result: No line in the C region. Repeat the test with a new device.

Instructional video: how to use the surface drug test kit