Q:     Is TDTK safe?

A:     Yes, all programs are custom designed for your personal needs and fit to match your physical profile.  No other product is as safe or effective.

Q:     Where can I get TDTK?

A:     Only by our FREE 1-800-728-5360 or on the Internet and only here at www.thedrugtestkit.com.  We do not sell TDTK imitators or over the counter products, TDTK is the best custom designed product on the market.

Q:     Is TDTK guaranteed?

A:     YES 100%!  We will refund your money if you are not satisfied with TDTK results.  Call us at 1-800-728-5360 if you need more details.

Q:     How do I buy TDTK programs?

A:     You can buy the product three ways.

1.)  The BEST way is to call us at 1-800-728-5360 for your orders.
2.)  You can complete our Personal Data Form for regular purchase or our Secure Data Form and submit your order online via our Internet Secure Server.
3.)  You just print out the Personal Data Form with Fax-A-Check and fax it to us with your order.

Q:     Which drugs are commonly tested?

A:     Marijuana (THC)
Cocaine "Crack:
PCP "Angel Dust:
Opiates (Codeine and Morphine)
Amphetamines (Amphetamine and Methamphetamine)
Barbiturates: Phenobarbital (Donnatal*). Secobarbital (Seconal*)
Amobarbital, Pentobarbital (Nembutal), and Butalbital (Fiorinal* or Fioricet*)
Benzodiazepines: Diazepam (Valium*), Oxazepam (Serax*), chlordiazepoxide
(Librium*), Chlorazepate (Tranxene*), Temazepam (Restoril*), Alprazolam (Xanax*), Triazolam (Halcyon), Lorazepam (Ativan*) Prazepam (Centrax*)
Methadone
Propoxyphene (Darvon* or Darvocet*)

Q:     How long are drugs detected in a urine drug test?

A:     DRUG & RETENTION TIME

Amphetamines 2-3 days
Benzodiazepines (Valium*, Librium*, etc) 1-2 weeks
Barbiturates
Long Acting (e.g.phenobarbital) 1-3 weeks
Short Acting (e.g. seconbarbital) 2-3 days
Cocaine (Crack) 2-3 days

Q:     How long is marijuana detectable on a urine test?

A:     Times are only approximations:

Marijuana (THC)
Infrequent smoker days -1week
Moderate smoker days-weeks
Chronic smoker weeks

Opiates
(Codeine, Morphine, Heroin) 2-3 days

Phencyclidine 1-7 days
(PCP, Angel Dust)
(chronic use may be up to 30 days)

Methadone 203 days
Propoxyphene 203 days
(Darvon*, Darvocet*)

Drug detection depends on amount of drug ingested, time since use, rate of an individual's metabolism, and amount of fluid intake. Because of these variables, times presented are only a general guideline. These are only approximations.

Q:     What is the difference between "Crack" and Cocaine?

A:     Cocaine is a local or topical anesthetic which stimulates the central nervous system.  It is snorted (inhaled through the nose), injected, or, in its free-base form, smoked by inhaling its vapors.  It is sometimes called coke, toot, and nose candy. In its free-base form it is sometimes called rock, crack, or base.  The effects of the drug begin within minutes after entering the system and start with a brief intense euphoric feeling of well-being, which peaks within 15 to 20 minutes and is followed by depression.

Q:     What are the signs of cocaine or "crack" use?

A:     List of possible signs:

• dilated pupils
• dry mouth and nose
• frequent lip licking
• excessive restless activity
• difficulty sitting still
• lack of interest in food or sleep
• irritable, argumentative, nervous
• talkative (conversation often lacks continuity)
• subjects change rapidly
• runny nose
• chronic cold or sinus/nasal problems
• nosebleeds and use or possession of paraphernalia (glass vials, glass pipe, white crystalline powder, razor blades, syringes, needle marks)
• experience severe shifts in mood
• extremely sensitive to loud noises. This sensitivity can create paranoia which leads to an inability to concentrate on tasks

Q:     What are some of the health risks of using "crack" or cocaine?

A:     Cocaine over stimulates the circulatory, respiratory, and central nervous systems.  Cocaine interferes with the natural chemical in the brain that stimulate and regulate the firing of nerve cells.  Muscle spasms in various parts of the body can occur.  Over stimulation of the nervous system can cause convulsions which can lead to respiratory collapse and death.  Long term crack (rock-like bits of cocaine that can be smoked) users have also suffered permanent damage to the cortex, the part of the brain that is used to think.

Q:     Can a donor test positive through passive inhalation because he was in the same room with someone smoking marijuana?

A:     This is a question that has had a long history.  It has been shown that it is possible to have minute detectable levels of THC from passive inhalation, although with TDTK cutoffs (50ng/mi) this is not possible.  The controversy came from studies that showed that it is possible to produce a positive urine test when an initial cutoff of 20ng/mi is used.  There are numerous scientific articles that validate this point; however, exposure conditions were so unrealistic that they were characterized as nearly intolerable.  Since TDTK* does not screen at the 20 ng/ml threshold, it is not possible.