Video Instructions: Saliva Innovation Drugdiag Saliva Test 5+
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Whether you are a healthcare professional, company safety officer, field worker, or private individual, using a drug saliva screening test requires a clear, rigorous, and reproducible procedure.
The Drugdiag® Saliva Innovation 5+ is a multi-drug saliva test designed to simultaneously detect several families of substances in saliva: THC/cannabis, cocaine, amphetamines, methamphetamines, and opiates, according to the device’s specifications.
Video tutorial: the essentials in pictures
Before performing a test, watch the video to see the main steps: opening the pouch, saliva collection, cassette activation, migration, and result reading.
Practical tip: the video is an educational aid. The test instructions remain the reference for use. Always follow the guidelines provided with the device.
Step-by-step operating procedure
To minimize interpretation errors, prepare the materials, check the expiration date, open the pouch at the last moment, and read the result within the time frame indicated by the instructions.
Prepare the test
Remove the test from its packaging only at the time of use. Place the cassette on a clean, flat, and stable surface. Check that the pouch is not damaged.
Collect the saliva sample
Ask the person being tested to place the collector in their mouth, against the cheeks and under the tongue, until a sufficient saliva sample is obtained. The sponge must be properly soaked.
Activate the migration
Firmly insert the collector into the test cassette according to the instructions. You should observe the liquid migrating in the reading windows. Keep the cassette flat during the test development.
Respect the reading time
Start a timer immediately after activation. Read the result at the time indicated in the instructions. Reading too early or too late can lead to misinterpretation.
Tip in case of low salivation: the person can gently massage the outside of the cheeks or think of a sour food to stimulate salivation. Avoid any substance or drink not provided for in the instructions before the test.
How to correctly read the result of a saliva drug test?
Reading drug screening tests is often counterintuitive. On many immunochromatographic tests, the presence of a line in the test zone indicates a negative result for the substance concerned, while the absence of this line may indicate a presumed positive result.
Critical point: do not confuse positive and negative.
Two lines visible, control line C + substance line: negative result for the substance concerned, provided the test is valid.
Only one line visible in zone C, without a line on the substance concerned: presumed positive result for that substance.
No control line C: invalid test. The result must not be interpreted.
Important: a rapid test provides a screening result. In cases of legal, professional, medical, or disciplinary stakes, confirmation by an appropriate method may be necessary depending on the applicable framework.
Common mistakes to avoid
Most errors come from insufficient sampling, incorrect reading time, or misinterpretation of the lines. A simple and repeatable procedure ensures reliable test use.
Read too early
A reading that is too early can occur before the migration is complete and give a misleading impression.
Reading too late
A result read after the recommended time may no longer be reliable. A timer is essential.
Insufficient sampling
If the sponge is not sufficiently soaked with saliva, migration may be incomplete or irregular.
Misunderstanding the test logic
For this type of test, the absence of a line in the substance area may correspond to a presumed positive result.
Practical information on saliva drug screening
Saliva screening is used in various contexts: prevention, self-screening, supervised professional environments, road safety, or support by professionals. It notably allows detection of recent consumption traces depending on targeted substances, test thresholds, and time elapsed since use.
Regarding the THC saliva test, detection time can vary greatly depending on consumption frequency, amount consumed, test threshold, metabolism, oral hygiene, and time since last use. Occasional and regular consumption do not have the same detection profiles.
Important clarification: the tests offered by AMA Prévention are screening and prevention devices. They should not be presented as official police or gendarmerie tests. Official road checks follow a specific regulatory procedure.
Buy the Drugdiag® Saliva Innovation 5+ saliva test
The Drugdiag® Saliva Innovation 5+ is designed for users seeking a fast, professional, and easy-to-use multi-drug saliva test for prevention or targeted screening.
To learn more: AMA Prévention prevention solutions
AMA Prévention offers a complete range of screening and prevention solutions for individuals, healthcare professionals, companies, communities, security forces, schools, and event organizers.
Saliva tests
THC saliva tests, multi-drug tests, and Drugdiag® solutions adapted for prevention and rapid screening uses.
Breathalyzers
Breathalyzers and alcohol meters for alcohol prevention while driving, at work, or at events.
Test Ton Verre®
Bracelets and prevention solutions to enhance vigilance around drinks at parties or events.
Frequently asked questions about the Drugdiag® Saliva Innovation 5+ saliva test
Which substances does the Drugdiag® Saliva Innovation 5+ test detect?
The test detects several families of substances in saliva, including THC/cannabis, cocaine, amphetamines, methamphetamines, and opiates, depending on the device characteristics.
When should the result be read?
The result must be read within the time indicated by the test instructions. Reading too early or too late can alter the interpretation.
Why can two lines mean negative?
On many immunochromatographic drug screening tests, the presence of a line in the substance area indicates that the substance is not detected at the test threshold. The absence of this line may indicate a presumed positive result.
Is a positive saliva test enough as official proof?
A rapid test provides a screening result. In case of legal, medical, professional, or disciplinary issues, confirmation by an appropriate method may be required depending on the applicable framework.
Can a saliva test tell me if I can drive?
A self-test can help with prevention, but it does not guarantee fitness to drive. In case of consumption, doubt, or a positive result, do not drive.
Can you buy a police saliva test?
Tests officially used by the gendarmerie and police fall under a regulated framework. Online, it is possible to purchase a drug saliva test or a THC saliva test intended for prevention, self-screening, or supervised professional use. AMA Prévention offers reliable Drugdiag Saliva® saliva tests to detect several families of drugs, with the same detection thresholds as those used by law enforcement.
Conclusion: a reliable test also depends on proper use
The Drugdiag® Saliva Innovation 5+ is designed to facilitate multi-drug saliva screening, but its practical reliability depends on following the steps: sufficient sampling, correct activation, controlled reading time, and rigorous interpretation.
For both individuals and professionals, the key is to consider the test as a prevention and guidance tool, to be used within a clear, responsible framework and in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
Useful sources and references
General verification sources: Service-public.fr on sanctions related to driving after drug use; general principles of immunochromatographic tests; specific usage instructions for the device. Informative article not replacing the official product manual, medical advice, or individualized legal counsel.
Scientific validation of B-SAFE
The B-SAFE project, a drug detector pen for drinks, is validated and supported by Professor Jean-Claude Alvarez, toxicologist, professor of pharmacology-toxicology, and director of the toxicology laboratory at CHU Raymond-Poincaré/AP-HP in Garches.
A leading authority in toxicology, he is associated with the reference work conducted in France on psychoactive substances and chemical submission, in a national ecosystem also supported in public debate by voices such as Sandrine Josso and Caroline Darian.
This validation strengthens B-SAFE's technological positioning and the accuracy of its detection for drug prevention in drinks. Discover the B-SAFE product sheet.
