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Thermo Kit MD Cal 1 10mL

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    Thermo Kit MD Cal 1 10mL

    In Stock

    Product code: T-1588

    MPN: 1588

    Manufacturer: Thermo Scientific

    Shipping Weight: 2.00lbs (0.91kg)

    Specifications

    • Concentration: Multianalyte
    • Storage Requirements: 2° to 8°C
    • Packaging: 1 Bottle
    • Quantity: 10mL


    Intended Use

    The DRI® Multi-Drug Calibrators are intended for the calibration and validation of drugs of abuse enzyme immunoassays for the detection of amphetamines, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cocaine metabolites, methadone, methaqualone, morphine, phencyclidine and propoxyphene in human urine.


    Description of the Multi-Drug Calibrators

    The DRI Multi-Drug Calibrators are human urine-based and ready-to-use. They are prepared by spiking negative urine with known quantities of d-methamphetamine, secobarbital, oxazepam, benzoylecgonine, methadone, methaqualone, morphine, phencyclidine and propoxyphene. Calibrator 2 is used as a qualitative cutoff reference for distinguishing from “positive” and “negative” samples. When a rough estimate of drug concentration is required, a calibration curve can be established with the Negative Calibrator and Calibrators 1-4. The concentrations for each drug in these calibrators are outlined in Table 1.