Opiates & Amphetamines Test

Description

This drug test is used for the presumptive identification of Opium Alkaloids, Heroin, Amphetamines, Methamphetamine, Demerol and Black tar.

10 narcotic tests per pack

Helpful Information:

Presumptive Test for Opiates & Amphetamines: What It Is and Why It’s Used

What Is a Presumptive Drug Test?

A presumptive test for opiates and amphetamines is a rapid screening tool designed to indicate the possible presence of specific drug classes or their metabolites. These tests provide preliminary results that suggest whether opiates or amphetamines may be present in a sample.

Presumptive tests are widely used as a first-line screening method before confirmatory laboratory analysis.

What Does a Presumptive Opiates Test Detect?

Presumptive opiates tests are designed to identify compounds associated with opioid exposure, commonly including:

• Morphine-related substances

• Codeine derivatives

• Heroin-associated metabolites (test-dependent)

These tests help flag potential opioid presence quickly, especially in environments where time-sensitive decisions are required.

What Does a Presumptive Amphetamines Test Detect?

Presumptive amphetamines tests screen for stimulant-type compounds, which may include:

• Amphetamine

• Methamphetamine

• Structurally related stimulant compounds (depending on assay design)

Because stimulant compounds vary chemically, presumptive results indicate possible presence, not definitive identification.

Why Presumptive Testing Is Important

Presumptive tests play a critical role because they:

• Deliver rapid, on-site results

• Require minimal equipment

• Support early decision-making

• Reduce the need for immediate laboratory access

• Improve workflow efficiency in screening programs

They are especially valuable where speed, portability, and ease of use are essential.