ALLTEST Powder Drug Test DOA-X54/Synthetic Opioids

Key feature of the powder drug test kit

• Manufactured for key UK rehabilitation services dealing with opioid abuse where synthetic opioids pose serious danger to individuals afflicted with addiction to opiates. Ideal for NHS 
• Available singly or in cartons of 25 drug residue and surface wipe drug screening test kits.
• Use to screen powders, test crushed tablets or tobacco or plant fibers for drugs. It can be used to wipe keyboards, toilets, work surfaces shared vehicles for the presence of drug residues.

Each multi drug testing kit will screen for the presence of these dangerous drugs often found as additions to drugs like heroin, cocaine, and ecstasy.

• Opiates drug test OPI 2000ng
• Fentanyl drug test FYL 20ng
• Carfentanyl drug test CFYL 500ng
• Nitazene drug test NTZ 500ng
• Xylazine drug test XYL 500ng

Our powder drug testing kits are designed to detect some of the most high-risk substances currently circulating in unregulated drug markets: Opiates (OPI), Fentanyl (FYL), Carfentanyl (CFYL), Nitazenes (NTZ), and Xylazine (XYL). These compounds are particularly concerning due to their extreme potency, increasing prevalence, and the difficulty of identifying them by appearance alone, as they are often sold as fine white powders or mixed into other drugs.

• Opiates (2000ng sensitivity): A broad category including substances like heroin and morphine, opiates remain widely used worldwide. Their presence in powdered form makes it important to have a reliable screening tool, especially given the risk of accidental overdose or substitution with far stronger synthetic opioids.
• Fentanyl (20ng sensitivity): Fentanyl is an extremely potent synthetic opioid, often mixed into other drugs without the user’s knowledge. Because even trace amounts can be deadly, highly sensitive fentanyl testing is one of the most critical components of any drug testing kit for powders.
• Carfentanyl (500ng sensitivity): Far more potent than fentanyl, carfentanyl is sometimes found in the illicit supply despite being intended only for veterinary use. Its inclusion in testing kits helps identify one of the most dangerous synthetic opioids currently in circulation.
• Nitazenes (500ng sensitivity): A newer class of synthetic opioids, nitazenes have been increasingly detected in street drugs and are known to be stronger than fentanyl in some cases. Their unpredictable potency makes nitazene screening essential for modern harm reduction testing.
• Xylazine (500ng sensitivity): Sometimes referred to as “tranq,” xylazine is a veterinary sedative that has recently appeared in illicit opioid supplies. It is not an opioid itself, but when mixed with fentanyl or heroin it increases overdose risk and can cause severe health complications, making it an important addition to drug screening panels.

By targeting these substances, our powder drug test kits provide an advanced layer of protection, helping detect the presence of opioids, fentanyl analogues, nitazenes, and xylazine with speed and accuracy.

Testing for the presence of lethal drugs

All of our professional drug testing kits will come with easy to follow instructions, however if you are still having trouble please find below the test instructions and demonstration video.

Remove the drug test panel from its protective foil.

Dip the absorbent wicks into a drug (the panel is sized small enough to enter small baggies often used to store class A drugs).

After the wicks have been coated in the drug, dip the wicks into a small amount of clean water for 15 seconds, ensure not to dip past the wavy lines, doing so may flood the test and give an invalid result.

Make sure the water is from a trustable source that won't be tainted by substances such as bleach or other oxidants. We recommend around 5ml of water in a small sterile container to prevent the dilution of the drugs being tested.

After 15 seconds the test windows should visibly show the water flowing through the test

How to read the results of the fentanyl and nitzaene drug test kit?

1. The results should be read at between 5-10 minutes
2. There are two lines for each test, a control line (C) and a test line (T) the control line C is used to indicate if the test ran correctly. Invalid results are often caused by insufficient liquid or incorrect procedure.

• POSITIVE RESULTS Should have both a line in the C and T regions indicated on the panel (Please see product images).
• NEGATIVE RESULTS Should have only a line in the C region
• INVALID RESULTS Any tests without a line in the C region are invalid

Watch video to see how to use the surface drug test kit