5 x Single Drug Strip Test Kits – Cannabis, Cocaine or Heroin – Multi Drug Type Options Available

Features

• This is a Test Strip - which tests whether someone has taken an illegal substance
• It will test a person's urine sample for possible miss-use of the illegal substance cannabis (marijuana)
• Test Sensitivity is 20ng/mL
• Approx. detectable time it remains in the body after use: 7 - 30 Days
• All tests are CE Marked and FDA Approved, with an accuracy level of 99%

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 6.3 x 3.94 x 0.59 inches;
• ASIN: B004RT03SO
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• Average Customer Review: Customer Reviews

Product Description

What is cannabis?

Cannabis is a natural substance from the cannabis (or marijuana) plant. Cannabis is also known as: marijuana, draw, dope, puff, hash, pot, spliff, wacky backy or weed.

Cannabis is the most commonly used drug among 11-25 year olds.

What does cannabis look like?

The drug comes in either; small, solid, brown lumps (which look a bit like liquorice) known as resin or as leaves, stalks and seeds (from the cannabis plant) known as grass. Grass looks like green/brown tobacco. Cannabis may also come as sticky dark oil.

How is cannabis taken?

Cannabis is usually rolled with tobacco and smoked in a hand-rolled cigarette called a spliff, reefer or joint. Cannabis can also be smoked on it's own in a special pipe, brewed into a drink or cooked and eaten in food. Cooking and eating cannabis makes the effects more intense and harder to control.

What are the immediate effects of taking cannabis?

Taking cannabis makes most users feel more sociable, relaxed, talkative and giggly. It heightens the users' senses, especially when it comes to colours, taste and music. Cannabis can also bring on food cravings (often referred to as the munchies).

Cannabis can affect the users short-term memory and ability to concentrate. It can also leave the user feeling paranoid, tired and lacking energy.

Cannabis impairs driving skills therefore increasing the risk of accidents, so never get into a car with someone who has just taken cannabis.

What are the long-term effects of taking cannabis?

Over a long period of time can lead to health problems such as lung cancer, heart disease and bronchitis. Like cigarette smokers, many users find cannabis hard to quit, especially if they mix it with tobacco.

A report warns that cannabis is becoming more powerful and can lead to long term health problems. Scientists believe that cannabis can have a serious effect on mental health