No pipetting, no dripping, no time control: Taking a saliva sample is quick and easy with the Dräger DrugTest® 5000. The collected sample can be immediately analyzed for accurate results on site.

SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS IN THE SAME SYSTEM
The Dräger DrugTest 5000 Drug Analysis System consists of the Dräger DrugTest 5000 Test Kit sampling system and the Dräger DrugTest 5000 Analyzer. This provides you with everything you need to perform a first assessment on the spot.
QUICK AND EASY SALIVA SAMPLING

Ready to use immediately, if needed
The test kit, Dräger Drugtest 5000, provides you with a ready-to-use sampling system. Do you want to test a suspicious person? Simply remove the cover and hand over the test cassette to the
person who is going to do it.
Hygienic and painless: collection without blood samples
The test person moves the top of the collector briefly between the cheek and the gums until the indicator indicates that a sufficient sample has been collected. Usually less than a minute and never more than four. The test person returns the cassette to you and you will not come into contact with the saliva sample.

Blue means collecting
samples has concluded
The Dräger DrugTest 5000 automatically indicates the end of the sample collection process: if the sample collector has collected enough saliva, the indicator turns blue and the collection process is finished. Then you insert the test cassette and cartridge directly into the Dräger DrugTest 5000
Analyzer for your evaluation.
OTHER ADVANTAGES OF THE DRÄGER DRUGTEST 5000 TEST KIT ARE:
- High degree of correlation with blood samples and limits
detection codes valid in Germany
(confirmed by a field test conducted by the German Police University).
- Extremely low detection limit for THC as the main active ingredient in cannabis.
- Clear results screen.
- Hygienic sampling and analysis.
- High level of acceptance among administrators and test recipients.
- Easy to use even with protective gloves.
- Different configurations available (depending on the model, several substances can be detected at the same time).