Cannabis Test Strips

Cannabis Test Stips

These cannabis test strip simple, fast, reliable and accurate tests which detect for the presence of Cannabis in urine. Cannabis drugs testing kits available now for quick and discreet delivery.

Home Health UK supply a wide range of drug testing strips including cannabis test strips and cannabis panel tests, multi panel drug testing kits, devices and Accessories. Theses urine drug testing kits test for all the common illegal as well as prescription drugs in urine samples. These urine drug testing kits are ideal for the home, workplace or clinical services. We are one of the largest suppliers of drug tests to customers throughout the world. Our tests are used in treatment centres, hospitals and by medical professionals. They are made specifically for us and comply with CE (European Community) and FDA (United States) rules and regulations. We also supply large parts of the UK National Health Service (the NHS). The tests we supply to the NHS are identical to the ones we sell to you. Therefore, every batch is checked religiously for quality and accuracy.

What is cannabis?

Marijuana is a natural substance from the marijuana plant. Cannabis is also known as: marijuana, draw, dope, puff, hash, pot, spliff, wacky backy or weed, it is the most commonly used drug among 11-25 year olds.

What does cannabis look like?

The drug comes in either; small, solid, brown lumps (which look a bit like liquorice) known as resin or as leaves, stalks and seeds (from the marijuana plant) known as grass. Grass looks like green/brown tobacco. It may also come as sticky dark oil.

How is it taken?

It is usually rolled with tobacco and smoked in a hand-rolled cigarette called a spliff, reefer or joint. Cannabis can also be smoked on it’s own in a special pipe, brewed into a drink or cooked and eaten in food. Cooking and eating cannabis makes the effects more intense and harder to control.

Cannabis Health Risks and Long-term effects.

Smoking cannabis over a long period of time can lead to health problems such as lung cancer, heart disease and bronchitis. Like cigarette smokers, many users find it hard to quit, especially if they mix it with tobacco.

A new report warns that it is becoming more powerful and can lead to long term health problems. Scientists believe that it can have a serious effect of on mental health. They say cannabis can provoke negative mood changes and weaken the immune system. Scientists also say that it is 5 times more damaging to the lungs than cigarettes. However, the long term health risks may not be fully understood for 10-20 years.