Swipper Ketamine Field Test, 100 pieces

Swipper Ketamine is a field test for the rapid detection of the presence of ketamine in powder or other substances.

Manufactured in Israel by Identa—a global leader in testing solutions for law enforcement and special services. Swipper tests are specifically designed for safe and easy use by the general public, even at home.

A revolutionary advance in the field of drug screening and identification. 100% safe and easy to use. Instant results, 99% accuracy: Even if/when the drug is mixed with other substances.

INTENDED USE

For professional use.

Advantages

• Safe Squeeze: Swipper features a mechanism for safely squeezing and breaking the reagent ampoule; the reagents remain securely contained within a hard plastic casing. This design ensures safe operation and minimizes the risk of user exposure.
• Equipped with an anti-spill seal: The reagents remain locked inside the test tube.  This feature eliminates the risk of spills, making the testing process clean and hassle-free.
• Extended shelf life: Swipper has a shelf life of up to 3 years and has no temperature restrictions for storage. This feature provides flexibility and convenience for long-term use and inventory management.

The Swipper series is used to detect drugs in pills, tablets, rock-like substances, powders, capsule contents, crystals (flakes, granules, etc.), as well as traces of a substance in a packet, envelope, or other container.

Sampling is quick and easy; the analysis process is instantaneous and completely safe. The result indicating whether a substance contains drugs is available immediately, clear, and easy to interpret.

Testing with Swipper involves 5 easy steps:1

1. Open the cap, making sure the test tube remains upright to prevent the reagent ampoule from falling out;
2. Collect a sample of the suspicious substance using the inside of the cap;
3. Return the cap to the test tube and make sure it is tightly closed;
4. Use two fingers to break the reagent ampoule inside the test tube;
5. Shake the test tube up and down to ensure that the reagent comes into contact with the bottom of the cap, where the sample of the substance being tested is located. If the reagent changes color—this is a sure sign that the contents contain ketamine in powder or substance form. If the reagent does not change color—the sample does not contain the narcotic substance;

After completing the test, the test tube can be handed over to the authorities or disposed of safely.

What is ketamine

• A synthetic substance originally developed as an anesthetic for humans and animals.

• Chemical class: anesthetics – NMDA receptor antagonists.

• Dosage forms: solution for injection, sometimes tablets for specialized use.

• On the street, it is commonly found as: powder, tablets, or a liquid for smoking or injecting.

• Slang names include: Special K, K, KitKat, Vitamin K.

How it works

• Blocks NMDA glutamate receptors in the brain → inhibits normal communication between neurons.

• Causes dissociation: a sensation that the body and mind are separated.

• In medicine, it is used for anesthesia and pain relief.

Effects (when used recreationally)

Short-term (15–60 minutes):

• Dissociation (a feeling of “floating” or being outside the body)

• Distortion of time and space

• Hallucinations (visual and auditory)

• Euphoria or relaxation

• Increased sensitivity to light and sound

• Loss of coordination

Instructions for using the Swipper

Delivered upon request, within 10 business days.