Methaqualone Rapid Test Self-Test

Methaqualone Rapid Test Self-Test (Colloidal Gold) is a rapid visual immunoassay method used for qualitative and inferential detection of methaqualone levels in urine. This type of testing is used to help quickly identify methaqualone drug abuse. Methaqualone Rapid Test Self-Test (Colloidal Gold) requires testing urine samples.

Occasionally, there may be mild discomfort, such as dizziness and drowsiness. A few patients may have rashes, numbness in the mouth, tongue, limbs, and temporary mental disorders. Individual patients may experience palpitations, nausea, vomiting, and overall weakness. Patients with liver dysfunction should use it with caution, patients with mental illness should not use it, and pregnant women should not use it. Excessive poisoning can cause respiratory depression. Long term use of this product can lead to tolerance and dependence, which should be noted. Continuous use should generally not exceed 3 months.