Cocaine/Crack Test

Equip your field kit with our Cocaine/Crack Test pack for fast and reliable forensic screening. This professional-grade kit provides the presumptive identification of Cocaine and Crack Cocaine in seconds. We offer these tests to law enforcement, security personnel, and laboratory technicians who require a dependable “first-look” at suspected controlled substances. Each pack contains 10 individual narcotic tests, providing a consistent supply for multiple investigations or high-volume screening environments.

The Cocaine/Crack Test utilises a specific chemical reagent that reacts to the presence of cocaine alkaloids. When a small sample of the suspect material is introduced to the reagent, a distinct colour change occurs. This colourimetric reaction acts as a preliminary indicator, helping investigators distinguish cocaine from other white powders or cutting agents. Whether you are dealing with powdered cocaine hydrochloride or the “rock” form of crack cocaine, this kit delivers high-visibility results that are easy to interpret in the field.

Efficiency and portability are core features of this product. We package the Cocaine/Crack Test in compact units that fit easily into tactical bags, evidence kits, or glove compartments. Because the process requires no complex laboratory equipment, it is ideal for roadside stops, customs inspections, and crime scene processing. Rapid results allow for immediate decision-making, helping to streamline the evidence collection process and improve workflow in time-sensitive situations.

It is important to remember that these are presumptive tests. While they are highly effective for initial screening, they indicate the possible presence of a substance rather than a definitive forensic confirmation. Any positive field result should always be followed by a full laboratory analysis, such as GC-MS testing, to provide certified evidence for legal proceedings. Invest in this 10-pack of Cocaine/Crack Tests to ensure your team has the professional tools needed for accurate and rapid narcotic identification.