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We are manufacturer of the rapid drug screening test DrugWipe® used worldwide by police and customs and offer you 30 years of extensive development experience in lateral flow technology.

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DrugWipe now impressing in New Zealand too

Since the end of 2025, New Zealand has joined the mission to put the brakes on drug driving – and is doing so by using DrugWipe® rapid screening drug tests. This is an urgent initiative as the Ministry of Transport estimates that drug drivers are responsible for around 30 percent of all fatal accidents in the country every year. The new saliva tests – made possible by the Land Transport (Drug Driving) Amendment Act 2025 – mark an important step forward for national road safety.

New Zealand launches nationwide screening with DrugWipe

The government of New Zealand is significantly stepping up measures to combat drug driving by introducing a large-scale screening campaign using DrugWipe, quick screening drug test from Securetec Detektions-Systeme AG. The latest press release discusses how exactly the New Zealand police force is deploying DrugWipe, why this test won out in the project’s rigorous selection process and how the nationwide rollout will work in practice.
Speichelnahme und Blutabnahme nebeneinander

Saliva-based confirmation analysis

If the preliminary test detects the presence of drugs, the court requires an admissible confirmation analysis. For this confirmation analysis, blood or saliva can be the sample of choice. Both require an extensive analysis in the lab to prove driving under the influence of drugs.
Ergebnis des Drogentest DrugWipe wird Fahrer bei Verkehrskontrolle gezeigt

UK striving for safer roads

The United Kingdom has been sending a clear and targeted message with its Operation Limit campaign, which has seen remarkable success over the past five years. Every December, police forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland embark on a widespread campaign of roadside testing.