Buy PDT90 pcp hair test kits
Note:
K000851, K010868, K011185, K011275, and K011426 are the clearance numbers issued
by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) which are applicable to
Psychemedics Corporation's assays. The PDT-90 analysis is performed in-house by
Psychemedics. Summaries based can be viewed at the following FDA website:
http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfPMN/pmn.cfm
Q. How much hair is needed for the hair test kits?
A. Assuming the sample is taken from the head, the amount of hair needed is approximately 60 strands, or a snip about the size of a shoelace tip. This represents a relatively small amount of hair and should be cosmetically undetectable.
Q. What is the shortest time period that can be accurately evaluated?
A. In most situations the minimum time period is approximately one month for the pcp hair test kits. RIAH® cannot determine drug use for any particular day or week.
Q. Can tests be conducted on individuals with little or no head hair?
A. Absolutely. Hair can be collected from several locations on the head and combined to obtain the required amount. If necessary, body hair can be used as an alternative for pcp test kits.
Q. Does chemical treatment of the hair affect test kits results?
A. Commonly used hair products (shampoos conditioners, sprays, mousses and gels) have no significant effect on test results for the kits. In fact, normal washing helps to remove the external presence of drugs on the hair. Drug residues remain permanently entrapped in the hair. They cannot be washed or bleached out.
Q. Does color or texture affect the results of the hair test kits testing?
A. No. In fact, Psychemedics patented process routinely separates melanin, the color component of hair from the sample. Therefore, the hair tested is colorless. Extensive independent studies confirm that color is not a factor in Psychemedics testing results.
Q. Are there independent studies that show that the hair test kits are effective?
A. There are many independent studies, for example the "National Institute of Justice study" and the "Steelcase study."
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