Morris – PRO Test

Morris reagent reactions with ketamine

Jerzy Afanasjew — Mon, 11 Dec 2023 20:40:07 +0000

Ketamine is a substance commonly used in anesthesia which is also found in recreational settings. Due to its dissociative effects at amounts lower than the anesthetic dose, ketamine is popular on the black market in many countries. Due to the unregulated trade, there is a lack of quality control, making it essential to check ketamine […]

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How to detect lidocaine, benzocaine or procaine?

Jerzy Afanasjew — Sun, 10 Dec 2023 15:37:56 +0000

Cocaine is, despite its high price, one of the more frequently contaminated substances. Some of its typical impurities, besides serving as fillers, also increase toxicity, for example, lidocaine, levamisole, or stimulants such as meth/amphetamine, or even caffeine. Other substances that increase weight are often entirely accidental and have no known interactions, for example, random medications. […]

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Is Scott’s reagent reliable?

Jerzy Afanasjew — Mon, 04 Sep 2023 13:10:33 +0000

What is Scott's reagent? Scott reagent (also known as Scott’s reagent) is one of the most popular drug checking tests, used in particular for cocaine. It contains cobalt thiocyanate in a water solution and in the presence of cocaine (although not exclusively) shows a color change from a reddish color (without sample) to deep blue (with […]

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Is Mandelin reagent reliable?

Jerzy Afanasjew — Mon, 04 Sep 2023 09:29:58 +0000

What is Mandelin reagent? Mandelin reagent (sometimes incorrectly called Medelin reagent or Mendelin reagent) is one of the most popular colorimetric reagent tests for identifying psychoactive compounds. Despite its popularity we have decided to discontinue it in light of several major quality concerns explained in the article below. The Mandelin reagent serves as a straightforward […]

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Scott Reagent Test Instructions

Jerzy Afanasjew — Tue, 27 Oct 2020 20:28:51 +0000

The Scott reagent on its own is pink. It's best to use Scott reagent to test cocaine, but it's also a good test for a-PVP, MDPV and derivatives.NOTE: Scott can only test the PRESENCE, but not QUANTITY of a specific substance. Always test under a strong light and using the smallest possible sample. Never open more […]

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Mandelin Reagent Test Instructions

Jerzy Afanasjew — Tue, 27 Oct 2020 19:25:17 +0000

Odczynnik Mandelin sam jest koloru żółtego i może mieć naturalnie występujący osad, który należy wymieszać przed użyciem. Najlepiej użyć narkotest Mandelin do met/amfetaminy, kokainy lub ketaminy ale można go też stosować do sprawdzania benzofuranów, MDMA i MDA, opioidów, tryptamin i fenetylamin. UWAGA: Test Mandelin może sprawdzić jedynie OBECNOŚĆ, nie CZYSTOŚĆ ani ILOŚĆ konkretnej substancji. Zawsze przeprowadzaj test pod […]

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How to test MMC (cathinones)?

Jerzy Afanasjew — Mon, 12 Oct 2020 19:36:20 +0000

How to test 3-MMC: if you intend to use cathinones, first you need a test kit to check it for adulterants. Pure MMC can look white or clear and can't be identified by appearence. To test cathinones use reagent tests Marquis, Froehde, Simon's, Zimmermann and Morris. To detect fentanyl or test for fentanyl analogs it's recommended to use fentanyl test strips.

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How to test KETAMINE?

Jerzy Afanasjew — Mon, 12 Oct 2020 18:17:51 +0000

How to test ketamine: if you intend to use ketamine, first you need a ketamine test kit to check it for adulterants. Pure ketamine is white or off-white and can't be identified by appearence. To test ketamine use reagent tests Mandelin, Mecke, Liebermann and Froehde in single-use or multiple-use test kits. To detect fentanyl or test for fentanyl analogs it's recommended to use fentanyl test strips.

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How to test COCAINE?

Jerzy Afanasjew — Mon, 12 Oct 2020 17:02:59 +0000

How to test cocaine: if you intend to use cocaine, first you need a cocaine test kit to check it for adulterants. Pure cocaine is white powder or clear crystals and can't be identified by appearence. To test cocaine use reagent tests Marquis, Mecke, Liebermann, Ehrlich and Scott in single-use or multiple-use test kits. To detect fentanyl or test for fentanyl analogs it's recommended to use fentanyl test strips.

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