Detect A Drug Unclaimed

At Detect A Drugwe subscribe to the ethos that all families, schools, law-enforcement agencies and businesses should have easy access to world class, yet affordable drug testing systems. We treat every matter with the utmost discretion. Detect A Drug’s Visionis to curb the use and abuse of illegal drugs in our schools, homes, communities and workplaces. Detect A Drug’s Missionis to provide every individual, home, family, school, welfare organisation, rehabilitation centre and small/medium/corporate business with quality forensic technology in the form of an easy to use, extremely accurate and affordable drug testing solution. Drug users and drug dealers always leave trace amounts of their drugs on everything they touch : Cell phones, clothing, school bags, luggage handles, desktops, computer keyboards, toilet seat covers, coffee mugs, steering wheels, etc. These trace amounts of illicit drugs can now be detected on any surface using our Drug Detective kit.

South Africa has one of the highest rates of drug abuse in the world. The most commonly abused drugs are alcohol and dagga (cannabis). The abuse of chemical stimulants such as TIK (methamphetamine) has recently soared. Other synthesised drugs like cocaine, heroin and mandrax remain deeply problematic, both to users and society. The drug scourge is an historical international problem linked to globally connected and well resourced criminal enterprises. Russian, Italian, Columbian, Chinese, Nigerian and European gangs and networks all play a role in the lucrative manufacture and trade in illicit drugs.  The "War on Drugs," declared by President Nixon has been a thirty eight year failure. Billions of dollars have been wasted while the numbers of people taking, making, and trading in drugs has risen inexorably. The social costs have been massive with over 6 million people arrested for cannabis possession in the US alone between 1992 and 2006.