PDT-90Ž Facts

90 DAY Detection Period vs. 2-3 days with urine for most drugs.

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Patented Test in Growing Diagnostic Category
Completely Confidential and Accurate
Detects Marijuana, Cocaine, Crack Cocaine, Opiates, Methamphetamine and PCP
Clean & Easy Collection Process
In-Home Collection For Laboratory Analysis

Designed for Parents Concerned about Drug Abuse

The need for parents to be educated and know the impact and influence of drug abuse on their children has become a paramount issue for families. No one can measure the anguish facing parents who suspect that their children may be using drugs.

Here are just a few of the alarming facts about teen drug abuse:

Drug use among 12- to 17-year-olds increased 78% from 1992 to 1995, 33% between 1994 and 1995 alone, according to the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, released in August 1996.
Marijuana use alone has jumped 141% since 1992, when drug abuse was at its lowest after a decade-long decline. Use of LSD and other hallucinogens rose 183% in that same period, while cocaine use rose 166% between 1994 and 1995.
According to the PRIDE survey, more than one in four high school seniors, 26.5%, used an illicit drug once a month or more during the past year ... THESE PEOPLE ARE UNEMPLOYABLE IN THE JOB MARKET TODAY.

PDT-90Ž entails in-home collection of a hair specimen for laboratory analysis.

Requiring only a small snip of hair, PDT-90Ž can detect drug use over a 90 day period, while urinalysis detects drug use for only the previous 2-3 days for most drugs.

PDT-90Ž detects marijuana, cocaine (including crack cocaine), opiates (including heroin), methamphetamine and PCP (angel dust).

There are several uses for PDT-90Ž:

To help influence and deter children from trying any illicit drugs.
To help parents that suspect their children may be using illicit drugs and need a reliable means to know.
To provide a peer acceptable excuse for children who find themselves pressured by friends to experiment with drugs.

HAVING NO FEAR
A study of 12th-graders shows that availability of
marijuana is fairly constant, but usage increases
as students' fear of harming themselves declines.

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