New Psychoactive Substances (NPS): urine tests adapted to constantly evolving screening
Tests designed to track the rapid evolution of synthetic drugs
Toda Pharma laboratory has developed a range of urine tests specifically designed to detect New Psychoactive Substances (NPS), chemical substances created to mimic the effects of classic drugs while evading traditional screening methods.
Given the rapid evolution of these molecules and the risks they pose, these tests make it possible to detect their presence and provide an appropriate response in situations where conventional tools have reached their limits.
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NPS - New Psychoactive Substances
NPS are psychoactive substances designed to mimic the effects of known drugs (cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy, etc.) while circumventing narcotics laws.
They are manufactured in laboratories from modified molecules, making them difficult to detect and regulate.
New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) today represent a major public health challenge. Their often unknown composition and distribution under misleading names expose consumers to significant risks of intoxication, psychiatric disorders, or overdose.
The phenomenon is amplified by the extremely rapid evolution of the market: each year, numerous new molecules emerge to circumvent regulations, rendering traditional screening tests rapidly obsolete.
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