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5x Cannabis Urine Drug Testing Kit - Test at home
Price:
£4.99
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7 or more £3.00
- These reliable home cannabis testing kits will detect cannabis in the urine from 2 to 30 days after the user has taken the drug.
- Easy to use urine testing strips with results in minutes
- Easy to follow instructions
- Discreet plain packaging
- 5 individually wrapped tests with at least 18 months expiry dates
These reliable home cannabis testing kits will detect cannabis in the urine up to 25 days after the user has taken the drug. The length of time that the test will detect cannabis depends on strength of drug and metabolism of the user.
What is cannabis? Cannabis is a natural substance from the cannabis (or marijuana) plant. Cannabis is also known as marijuana, skunk, draw, dope, puff, hash, pot, spliff, wacky backy or weed. Cannabis is the most commonly used drug among 11-25 year olds.
The first urine drug test was developed in the early 1900s. The test was based on the detection of morphine in the urine, and it was primarily used to detect opium use among soldiers during World War I.
In the 1960s and 1970s, as drug use became more prevalent, urine drug testing began to be used more widely in workplaces, as a way to detect drug use among employees. During this time, the tests were primarily used to detect marijuana and other illicit drugs, and the technology for detecting drugs in urine improved significantly.
In the 1980s, with the rise of the "war on drugs," urine drug testing became increasingly common in the United States, particularly in the workplace. The Federal Government also established a mandatory drug testing program for certain federal employees and contractors.
In the 1990s, urine drug testing became even more widespread and sophisticated, with the development of more advanced testing methods and the introduction of multi-panel tests that could detect a wider range of drugs. Today, urine drug testing is widely used in a variety of settings, including workplaces, schools, and sports organizations, to detect drug use and abuse.
