Fentanyl Urine Drug Test 20 ng/ml (Lowest Cutoff)

Fentanyl is a potent synthetic opioid and is one of the deadliest on the drug market. It is up to 50 times stronger than heroin and 100 times stronger than morphine. 

It is used to treat patients with severe pain, especially after surgery. Dependence on fentanyl usually stems from tolerance to and needing more and more of it to produce the same effect. This increases the risk of fentanyl overdose and, potentially, death.

There are two types of fentanyl: pharmaceutical fentanyl and illegally made fentanyl. Both are synthetic opioids.

The illegally used fentanyl most often associated with recent overdoses is made in laboratories. This deadly opioid is sold illegally in forms resembling those of other prescription opioids. The only way to tell if a drug is laced with fentanyl is to test it using drug test strips. 

Where can one buy fentanyl test strips?

Ovus Medical supplies Fentanyl Test Strips (FEN/FYL) to drug treatment clinics, doctors, and those who suffer from chronic pain. 

Why use fentanyl drug test strips?

Ovus Medical understands drug addiction and the necessity to monitor drug use for safety. Fentanyl test strips can detect fentanyl in drug samples before use, reducing the risk of overdose.

Fentanyl test strips are a low-cost method of helping prevent drug overdoses and reduce harm. These can detect the presence of fentanyl in all kinds of drugs (cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, etc.) and drug forms (pills, powders, and injectables). Ovus Medical offers a way to protect patients from the risks of fentanyl ingestion by testing your drugs.

Here are the advantages of using Ovus Medical’s fentanyl test strips:

• Accurate and reliable. 
• Results in 5 minutes.
• For home or office.
• Same-day shipping Monday-Friday.
• Bulk discounts are available.
• Affordable drug testing.
• Forensic use only 

What are the uses of fentanyl test strips?
It helps an individual avoid taking drugs that have fentanyl in them.

1. Use fentanyl test strips to help prevent exposure to or overdose of fentanyl by testing a residue of your medicine. 
2. Add ten drops of sterile water to your cooker after you have drawn your shot or to a plastic bag with the residue of your drugs in it. 
3. Open the package containing the urine drug test strip. Take out the strip carefully, ensuring you do not touch the membrane. 
4. Hold the colored end of the strip and dip it into the mixture for 15 seconds. Do not go past the MAX line. 
5. Set the test strip down and wait 2-3 minutes until you see lines appear in the middle.
6. If your urinalysis test strip shows one line, your drug is positive for fentanyl; two lines is a negative result. But still, proceed with caution, because no drug is 100% safe.To detect fentanyl ingestion through a urine test

1. Cut open the test strip package. Remove the test strip from the pouch. Conduct the test within the hour after removing the strip from the package.
2. Carefully hold the test strip by the end, where you can see the product name. Please don’t touch the strip membrane with your bare hands to avoid contamination.
3. Dip the test strip upright in the cup containing the urine specimen for a minimum of 10–15 seconds. Do not dip the strip past the entire line (MAX) on the test strip.
4. The test strip will then be processed, with the colored band appearing across it. After the test strip has finished processing, take it out of the urine specimen cup and place it on a non-absorbent, flat surface. 
5. Start the timer and wait for the colored bands to appear. Within 3 minutes, you can read the urine test strip result. Do not attempt to interpret the outcome after 10 minutes.
6. One line on your urinalysis test strip means a positive test for fentanyl; two lines are a negative result. 

Where can I buy urine test strips?

Ovus Medical has created an innovative solution for the urgent need to protect against the risks of ingesting fentanyl: simple-to-use at-home drug test strips that detect the presence of fentanyl with incredible accuracy at affordable prices.

So take control and test your drugs with Ovus Medical’s Fentanyl Test Strips, the most reliable way to know if your drugs contain this powerful opioid drug.

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is usually used to treat people with serious pain that lasts for a long time or after surgery. Fentanyl is a controlled drug on Schedule II. It is similar to morphine but about 100 times stronger. Under the care of a licensed doctor, fentanyl can be used as a legal medicine. Patients who are given fentanyl should be watched to see if they are misusing or abusing it.

Illegal fentanyl is being sold on the illegal drug market all over the country. Most of it is made in secret labs outside of the United States and brought in through Mexico. Fentanyl is being mixed with other illegal drugs to make them stronger.

It is being sold as powders, nasal sprays, and more and more pills that look like real prescription opioids. Because there is no government oversight or quality control, these fake pills often have lethal doses of fentanyl and none of the drug they were supposed to contain.

There is a good chance that fentanyl was added on purpose to drugs that are banned. Due to how strong it is and how cheap it is, drug sellers have been mixing fentanyl with other drugs like heroin, methamphetamine, and cocaine, which makes it more likely that the combination will kill the user.

Making fentanyl without a prescription is not an exact science. Two milligrams of fentanyl can kill someone, based on their body size, tolerance, and how much they have used in the past. DEA tests have found fake pills with anywhere from 0.02 to 5.1 milligrams of fentanyl per tablet, which is more than twice the amount that can kill.

42% of the pills that were checked for fentanyl had at least 2 mg of fentanyl, which is a dose that could kill. Usually, drug crime groups give out fentanyl by the kilogram. One kilogram of fentanyl could kill up to half a million people.
Someone could take a pill without knowing that it has fentanyl in it. You could also take a pill that you know has fentanyl in it, but you wouldn’t know if it was a lethal amount.

Synthetic opioids like fentanyl are the main cause of drug deaths in the United States, according to the CDC. During this time, a comparison is made between the 12 months ending on January 31, 2020, and the 12 months ending on January 31, 2021.

Overdose deaths involving opioids rose 38.1 percent.
Synthetic opioid overdose deaths, mostly from illegally made fentanyl, rose by 55.6% and seem to be the main reason for the overall rise in drug overdose deaths.

Without a prescription from an authorized physician and delivery from a legitimate pharmacy, you cannot tell whether a drug is real or fake. And without lab tests, there’s no way to know how much fentanyl is in a single pill or how much may have been added to another drug. Because fentanyl is so strong, this is especially dangerous.