• Rapidly identifies substances suspected of being illegal drugs
• Can presumptively identify major drugs of abuse

Product Description
Modified Mecke’s Reagent is used for the presumptive identification of all forms of Heroin, including White, Brown and Black Tar, and MDMA (Ecstasy), as well as detecting the presence of certain dye combinations designed to give false positives with Test A. The NIK System of Narcotics Identification is the only international standard for field testing suspicious substances. NIK is also the only field test that has been awarded the ISO 9002 seal of excellence for quality control. Using state-of-the-art wet chemistry, the system presumptively identifies the most commonly encountered narcotic and street drugs. Individually sealed NIK Field Tests and factory-sealed boxes assure proper ampoule placement as well as advanced quality assurance and control.

NIK Drug Test Kit – L Heroin

• Detects 10 different drugs including (COC,THC,OPI,mAMP,AMP,PCP,BZO,BAR,MTD)
• FDA Approved, Laboratory Accurate, One step drug test card
• Cup and gloves included in each package
• Results available in just 5 minutes
• Perfect product for random drug testing at work or at home

Product Description
“TestCountry’s drug testing kits are 510K FDA Approved and we work with only the best manufacturers in the country that uphold the U.S. standards for drug testing. We are proud members of both the Drug and Alcohol Testing Industry Association (DATIA) and the Better Business Bureau. This drug test can be used for: Pre-employment testing, random employment testing in the workplace, random drug testing in schools or youth organizations and testing your child or family member in the privacy of your own home
The TestCountry Screen (Dip) Urine Drug Test uses a test strip which is dipped into the urine sample. Once the strip becomes saturated, the results can be determined. Each of our test kits come with a set of clear instructions, test card, cup and glove and are very easy-to-use. Test accuracy greater than 99.9%. Comes with one test.”

Drug of Abuse Testing Kit for Screening 10 Drugs including Marijuana, Cocaine, Amphetamines, Methamphetamine, Heroin & Methadone and more

Product Description
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Drug rehabilitation (often drug rehab or just rehab) is an umbrella term for the processes of medical and/or psychotherapeutic treatment, for dependency on psychoactive substances such as alcohol, prescription drugs, and so-called street drugs such as cocaine, heroin or amphetamines. The general intent is to enable the patient to cease substance abuse, in order to avoid the psychological, legal, financial, social, and physical consequences that can be caused, especially by extreme abuse.

Drug Rehabilitation: Psychoactive drug, Alcoholic beverage, Medical prescription, Recreational drug use, Cocaine, Heroin, Amphetamine, Coerced abstinence

• (1) Designer Drugs (1980s) – 62 Minutes

Product Description
In this film, D.E.A. agent Bob Sager gives an interesting presentation to San Francisco law enforcement personnel warning them of the dangers of “designer drugs”. During the 1980’s, the term “designer drugs” was coined to explain those drugs whose molecular structures had been altered. As a result of the popularity of ecstasy (MDMA), the D.E.A cracked down on “designer drugs” due to their dangerous effects. This presentation includes information on heroin, LSD, MDMA, PCP, and other hard drugs. Table Of Contents: (1) Designer Drugs (1980s) – This film shows a presentation by D.E.A. agent Bob Sager describing “designer drugs” to law enforcement personnel. The presentation includes information on heroin, LSD, MDMA, PCP, and other hard drugs. Sager covers how “designer drugs” are made and discusses their components and dangers. He explains the characteristics of the people who produce “designer drugs” and how the drugs are distributed within communities – 62 Minutes

Classic DEA Drug Education Film DVD : Designer Drugs Presentation on MDMA, XTC, Ecstasy, Heroin, PCP & LSD

• Table Of Contents:
• (1) Distant Drummer: Flowers of Darkness (1972) 22 Minutes
• (2) Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb (1969) 18 Minutes
• (3) Subject: Narcotics (1951) – 21 Minutes
• (4) That Boy Joe (1944) – 17 Minutes (5) Day In The Death Of Donny B. (Circa 1969) – 14 Minutes (6) Opium Fire – 2 Minutes

Product Description
This is the largest and most comprehensive collection of teenage historic propaganda marijuana movies. This collection is priceless. These movies have the most outrageous ideas and propaganda about drug use ever put on film. Table Of Contents: (1) Distant Drummer: Flowers of Darkness (1972) – Narrated by Paul Newman, this film follows the history of opium and heroin – 22 Minutes (2) Drug Abuse: The Chemical Tomb (1969) – Propaganda film the growing drug abuse problem in the U.S – 18 Minutes (3) Subject: Narcotics (1951) – Made for police training and orientation about drug users and the horrors of drug addiction – 21 Minutes (4) That Boy Joe (1944) – Focus is on juvenile delinquency, but discussed how drugs are related. Is the story of a boy in court for stealing cigarettes after drinking beer – 17 Minutes (5) Day In The Death Of Donny B. (Circa 1969) – Shows the life of a junky searching for a fix – 14 Minutes (6) Opium Fire – Short film of California government burning building full of opium in 1914 – 2 Minutes

Classic Narcotics Propaganda Films DVD: 1940s – 1970s Drug & Narcotics Propaganda Films Including Historic Opium & Heroin Drug Abuse Films

• Table Of Contents:
• (1) Social Seminar: Tom (1979) – 19 Minutes
• (2) Social Seminar: Changing (1971) – 22 Minutes
• (3) Social Seminar: Bunny (1971) – 15 Minutes
• (4) Social Seminar: Guy (1971) – 19 Minutes

Product Description
Topics include marijuana, alcohol, teenage drinking, drinking and driving, heroin, peer pressure, gateways drugs, propaganda, addiction and so much more is included in this unbelievable collection. Table Of Contents: (1) Social Seminar: Tom (1979) – This film explores the life of Tom, a high school drop out and has tried just about every drug know to man – 19 Minutes (2) Social Seminar: Changing (1971) – This film explores the life of a 30 something man who is trying to recapture control over his hippie lifestyle – 22 Minutes (3) Social Seminar: Bunny (1971) – This film explores life of a young co-ed who smokes marijuana from time to time – 15 Minutes (4) Social Seminar: Guy (1971) – This film explores life of a young 15 year old Mexican American who likes to get stoned – 19 Minutes

Classic Teen Drug Abuse Films Dvd: 1970s Social Seminar Drug Abuse Films. Topics Include Marijuana, Alcohol, Teenage Drinking, Drinking and Driving, Heroin, Peer Pressure, & Gateways Drugs.