NIK® Public Safety Identidrug™ Polytesting Desk Chart

Identidrug™ Polytesting Desk Chart From NIK® Public Safety

The Identidrug™ Desk Chart guides a user through the various steps required when testing a suspected narcotic with the NIK Polytesting System. It begins with a general screening and uses blocks of colour to indicate colour changes in the test kits. The chart guides the user to the next test until a specific drug is presumptively identified.

The back of the chart has general use instructions for the Polytesting System

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Downloadable PDF

• Identidrug™ polytesting desk chart with general use instructions
• NIK® Polytesting Chart Update - September 2015

NIK tests are the most trusted system for narcotics identification – the most reliable and safest drug screening available today. NIK tests are simple-to-use tests that help identify a wide range of narcotics. NIK tests are perfect for use in workplaces, schools, universities, security teams, and many other settings. 

NIK System of Narcotics Identification

The NIK System of narcotics identification was developed to rapidly screen and presumptively identify illicit drugs in the field. The NIK system uses a series of colorimetric testing chemicals to rapidly classify and presumptively identify unknown illicit compounds. This procedure is commonly known as field testing and is not intended as a substitute for laboratory testing. The field test is the last component of the probable cause chain in presumptively identifying drugs. The chain relies on the officer’s training and experience as well as physical characteristics of the suspected substances. This system is not infallible; it is designed to give the investigating officer a solid basis for the results to aid an investigation.