Toxi Shield by Safety Strips™ Fentanyl Test Strips 

Stay protected with Toxi Shield by Safety Strips™—the easiest and most reliable tool for detecting fentanyl. Whether you're looking out for yourself, working in healthcare, or part of a harm reduction program, Toxi Shield by Safety Strips™ delivers fast, accurate results to help prevent dangerous overdoses from fentanyl contamination. 

Fast, Reliable, and Easy to Use 

Our forensic-grade Toxi Shield by Safety Strips™ provides fast and reliable detection of fentanyl in any substance. Using advanced technology, these strips give results in under 3 minutes, ensuring peace of mind without the need for any special tools or training. Designed for ease of use, they empower anyone to test substances and make safer, more informed choices with confidence. 

Portable and Discreet 

Toxi Shield by Safety Strips™ is designed for discretion and ease of use. Compact and lightweight, they fit easily into a pocket or bag, ensuring that you have access to life-saving technology wherever you go. Whether at home, a party, or on the move, these strips are your discreet companion in maintaining personal safety in various environments. 

Affordable Safety for Everyone 

Safety should not be a luxury. Priced for accessibility, Toxi Shield by Safety Strips™ ensures that forensic-grade fentanyl detection is available to all, supporting our mission to make communities safer and empower individuals with the tools they need for harm reduction. 

Key Highlights 

• Forensic-Grade Accuracy: Detects low levels of fentanyl with the same precision as advanced laboratory equipment.
• Multi-Substance Compatibility: Effective in detecting fentanyl in powders, pills, and liquids including cocaine, injectables, methamphetamine, heroine, and more.
• Fast Results: Quick response time, with results in just 3 minutes or less.
• Eco-Friendly Packaging: Committed to environmental sustainability without compromising product effectiveness.
• Endorsed by Professionals: Recommended by health professionals, law enforcement, and harm reduction experts nationwide.

Items You Will Need: 

1. Gloves
2. Testing Container: A simple container where you'll run the test.
3. Scoop or Measurement Tool: Ensures the right amount of substance is prepared for accurate testing.
4. Fentanyl Test Strip: The actual test strip used to detect the presence of fentanyl.

Step-by-Step Instructions: 

Measure and Dilute 

1. Add 5ml of water to the testing container.
2. Add 50mg of the substance to be tested.  (Make sure to crush the pill into a powder before testing)
3. Stir the mixture to ensure it is evenly mixed.
4. Using Test Strip
5. Dip the test strip into the solution for 15 seconds, ensuring not to insert it beyond the dotted area marked on the strip.
6. After dipping, lay the strip on a flat surface and wait for 3 minutes.

Interpreting Your Results: 

Your Toxi Shield by Safety Strips™ Fentanyl testing strip result will be one of three possible scenarios, indicated by the indicators illustrated below. 

Positive ( Pos): This result, indicated by two red lines at the T (Test) and C (Control) positions, means that fentanyl has been detected in the sample. This is a clear signal to exercise caution and confirms the presence of fentanyl. 

Negative (- Neg): Shown as a single red line at the C (Control) position, this result suggests that fentanyl could not be detected in the sample. However, it does not guarantee that the sample is completely free of other substances or impurities. 

Invalid: If the test fails to display a red line at the C (Control) position, the result is deemed invalid. This suggests an error in the testing process or that the test strip is defective. Users are advised to retest using a new strip to ensure accuracy. 

Additional Information: 

Warning: The test strips do not guarantee that substances are free from all synthetic opioids. It's advised never to use substances alone and always carry Naloxone (also known as Narcan), an emergency medication designed to reverse opioid overdose. 

QR Code and Resources: Users can scan a QR code to access more resources related to harm reduction and safety. 

Contact Information: Includes website, email, and physical address for further support or information.