GHB Drug Test Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB/10) Dip Card Test

GHB Drug Test Single Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB/10) Dip Card Test

Rapid urine screening test for detecting Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) metabolites using a specialized single-panel dip card format. Designed for professional screening environments including clinical facilities, rehabilitation programs, workplace testing, and toxicology applications.

The GHB/10 Drug Test Dip Card delivers fast, easy-to-read results while providing targeted screening for GHB, a substance that frequently requires dedicated testing beyond standard drug panels.

Key Features

• Rapid GHB dip card test, results in approximately 5 minutes
• Specialized GHB/10 cutoff sensitivity
• Easy dip card format
• CLIA-waived professional design
• No analyzer equipment required
• Built-in procedural control line
• Individually packaged for convenience
• Suitable for high-volume testing environments

What is GHB?

Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) is a central nervous system depressant that may be encountered in clinical, toxicology, and substance monitoring settings. Due to its short detection window and unique pharmacology, targeted testing may be required.

Common names associated with GHB include:

• Gamma-hydroxybutyrate
• GHB
• Liquid GHB
• Gamma hydroxybutyric acid

What Does This Test Detect?

This test is designed to screen for:

• Gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) metabolites
• Specialized urine GHB screening applications
• Dedicated GHB testing programs

This test is intended for screening use only.

How to Use a GHB Drug Test Kit

1. Firstly, remove the urine dip test from the sealed foil pouch.
2. After that, immerse the exposed absorbent test strips of the test into the urine sample for 5 seconds.
   Also, do not let the urine sample touch the plastic device; this could cause inconclusive drug test results.
3. Then, replace the cap over the exposed absorbent test strips of the card and lay the dip card flat on a clean surface. Wait for 5 minutes.
4. Read the results at 5 minutes. Do not read after 10 minutes.

Advantages

Rapid Screening
Provides fast preliminary screening results.

Specialized Detection
Designed specifically for GHB testing applications that may require dedicated panels.

Easy Operation
Simple dip-and-read format reduces training requirements.

Cost Efficient
Suitable for routine or large-volume screening programs.

Storage Instructions

• Store between 2–30°C (36–86°F)
• Keep sealed until use
• Avoid moisture and direct sunlight
• Do not freeze

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the GHB Drug Test (GHB/10) detect?
A: This GHB urine test is designed to detect gamma hydroxybutyrate test metabolites in urine samples using a specialized screening method.

Q: What does the GHB/10 cutoff level mean?
A: The GHB/10 designation refers to the cutoff concentration used for screening and helps determine whether the sample exceeds the test threshold.

Q: How quickly are results available?
A: Results are typically available within approximately 5 minutes after testing.

Q: Is this a laboratory test?
A: No, this single panel GHB drug test is a rapid screening dip card designed for point-of-care and professional testing environments.

Q: Can this test determine impairment or intoxication level?
A: No, the test is intended for screening purposes only and does not measure impairment or intoxication levels.

Q: Should positive results be confirmed?
A: Yes, all preliminary positive screening results should be confirmed using laboratory confirmation methods such as GC/MS or LC-MS.

Q: Is special equipment required to use this test?
A: No, the dip card format requires no analyzers or additional equipment.

Q: Who commonly uses GHB drug tests?
A: These tests are commonly used in clinical settings, rehabilitation programs, workplace drug screening, toxicology programs, and professional testing environments.

Q: How should the GHB drug test be stored?
A: Store the test at 2–30°C (36–86°F), keep sealed until use, and protect it from moisture and direct sunlight.

Q: Is the GHB Drug Test reusable?
A: No, the dip card is designed for single-use screening only.