The team at Energy Control put our fentanyl test strips to the test against dozens of references, mixes, and street samples, and we think the results speak for themselves.
100%
Selectivity for Fentanyl
13
Classes of drugs
454
100%
Selectivity for Fentanyl
13
Classes of drugs
454
Methods
The tests were considered negative when two colored brands appear, (C and T-band). Faint second lines (T-band) were considered to be negative.
For positive results, a 1μg/ml solution of fentanyl was taken as reference and a clear negative test result could be observed using deionized water.
All drug solutions were analyzed by GC/MS. The solutions were then prepared in six dilutions, ranging from 1000μg/ml to 0.01μg/ml in deionized water.
The tests were dipped into the drug solutions for 10-15 seconds and placed on a non-absorbent flat surface and the result was interpreted at 5 minutes.
Samples
The fentanyl test strips were examined using 74 different drug samples, containing both analytical standards and street samples to test real consumer scenarios.
36.49%
Fentanyl only
Includes fentanyl analogs
Mixed fentanyl
Samples containing
multiple fentanyl variants
Fentanyl with adulterants
Fentanyl mixed with
common bulking agents
Impure fentanyl
Containing common
manufacturing impurities
2.70%
Contaminated Heroin
Street samples sold as
heroin containing fentanyl
Other substances
Stimulants, opioids and
common bulking agents
36.49%
Fentanyl only
Includes fentanyl analogs
Mixed fentanyl
Samples containing
multiple fentanyl variants
Fentanyl with adulterants
Fentanyl mixed with
common bulking agents
Impure fentanyl
Containing common
manufacturing impurities
2.70%
Contaminated Heroin
Street samples sold as
heroin containing fentanyl
Other substances
Stimulants, opioids and
common bulking agents
Results
Fentanyl Compounds
Non Fentanyl Compounds
