Froehde Reagent Test Kit
$13.95
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Manufactured in USA
We manufacture & ship locally from Europe
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The Froehde reagent is important in testing opioids but also has good use in detecting substances commonly mis-sold as MDMA such as 5/6-APB & a variety of other substances.
It contains Molybdic acid in Sulfuric acid.
100+ tests per bottle.
Consider upgrading to the Complete Test Kit to narrow down what your sample is.
It’s worth knowing.
Why Test
In a unregulated market there is no way to ensure what you’re buying is actually the intended drug, but with the use of test kits you can test your drugs and see what it actually is.
With the growing trend of “research chemicals” being falsely sold, testing your drugs has never been more important.
How to use
1. Prepare
Prepare a tiny bit of your drug on a white ceramic plate or mug.
Tip: You should use the same amount of powder as on a matchstick head, or a grain of rice. If you’re testing blotters, use 1/6th of a blotter.
2. Test
Simply remove the cap from your bottle and tilt it until a drop falls out.
From the moment the testkit liquid hits the sample, watch closely for 30-60 seconds for any colour changes.
Tip: Many samples will have an initial colour change followed by another over time, so it’s important to keep a close eye on them.
Make sure that the sample doesn’t touch the bottle tip.
3. Search
DoseTest offers a one of a kind tool to filter your results and find out what your sample could be. Just head here and enter your results to find out what you got.
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