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“The Autoclear N2300’s superior narcotics detection capabilities and low cost of ownership has made it a key part of our narcotics interdiction efforts. ”
– Senior Customs Official, Asian Customs Agency.
Yes because mixtures are “separated into single entity” in the GC.For example here are some detection of mixtures:
No export permit required (unlike most IMS or MS instruments).
A common problem with IMS trace detectors is that, while they are very sensitive, they contaminate easily due to their sensitivity and take a long time to “clean” until they can be ready again. The N-2300 is more resistant to contamination and clears more rapidly. This is important during active service operations.
Scintrex respects K-9 teams and we love dogs! Dogs are remarkable because they can track and can detect through the air. But we are not in competition with them! When a dog team is not available, the N-2300 can always be available. The best possible combination is a K-9 team + a Scintrex N-2300. In fact, dog trainers use the N-2300 to help train. Fentanyls unfortunately take their toll on K-9’s and in the best practice modes, the N-2300 can be used to help protect officers, agents, handlers and dogs alike from fentanyl overdoses. Scintrex and K-9’s are partners, not competitors – and are in this job together.
Simpler to use and can be used for different narcotics, whereas with test strips they are specific to one compound (therefore one would have to use multiple strips type to correctly identify the illicit material).
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) – A new bill introduced by 7th District Representative Abigail Spanberger (D) could help police officers get the tools they need to detect and identify dangerous drugs on the field.
Fentanyl has caused more deadly overdoses in recent years than any other opioid, and it has increasingly become a main focus of the fight against drugs. As a result, government officials and leaders in the private sector alike are beginning to see the need to create a unified response to the crisis and work to reduce overdose deaths throughout the world..
Today’s Wall Street Journal reports that recreational drug users at parties and nightclubs increasingly use fentanyl test strips before engaging in drug use. Singer‐songwriter Kalie Shorr, who has lost a sister and childhood friend to drug overdoses, keeps them with her in her purse and offers them to partiers and nightclub goers:
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