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Summary of Contents for SAGE Analytics TOX Detective
- Page 1 Instruction Manual...
- Page 2 Table of Contents TOX Detective Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7 ™...
- Page 3 TOX Detective ™ What’s Included TOX Detective Sampling Kit (10) Test Packets (2) RO Water Vials (20) Pipettes (1) TOX Detective unit (10) Plastic Ziplock Bags (1) AC/USB Power Supply (1) Rugged Pelican ™ Carrying Case INTENDED USE The ToxDetective is a fully integrated detection system capable of simul- taneously testing cannabis samples for numerous pesticide compounds as well as toxic/heavy metals in various aqueous matrices.
- Page 4 • Do not use assays stored in a previously opened and/or damaged foil pouch • Do not reuse assays. • Avoid direct sunlight or extreme high/cold temperatures Power On the Tox Detective Before starting a test, power on the ToxDetective reader (power button located on right hand side of device).
- Page 5 Running a Test IMPORTANT: Each a/b test pack contains two test tickets. You MUST run both tickets for a complete test because the tickets are sensitive to different contaminants.. The A ticket is most sensitive to carbamates, the B ticket is most sensitive to organophosphates.
- Page 6 001a 4 . “A” sample well: Using the provided pipette* , transfer the wash fluid from the sample bag and dispense 5-6 drops of the extract water into the “A” well of both 001a and 001b test tickets . 001b *If you are testing trim or soil that contains large particulates, it is highly recommended that you use the Trim &...
- Page 7 While the a/b test tickets are developing for 12 minutes, enzymes in the test tickets will interact with possible pesticides or toxic metals that may be present in your sample . If so, the enzyme will be destroyed or inhibited, thus not able to fluoresce as strongly when compared to the “B”...
- Page 8 10 . The ToxDetective reader will process the image of each test ticket, comparing the fluorescence of the “A” sample well with the “B” control well and display a positive or negative result . Make sure to run both the 001a as well as the 001b test tickets for a complete test of your sample .
- Page 9 It may ask you to “allow ACE to access the USB device” – check the box and press OK . The Tox Detective should automatically initialize . 3 . Access the Tox Detective data by locating the Tox Detective unit in your windows file explorer 4.
- Page 10 LIMITS OF DETECTION COMPOUND Interpreted Sensitivity Action Level (ug/g) “PPM” Category I Residual Pesticides (California) Inhalable Cannabis Products Other Cannabis Products Aldicarb No Detection Allowed No Detection Allowed Carbofuran No Detection Allowed No Detection Allowed Chlordane No Detection Allowed No Detection Allowed Chlorfenapyr No Detection Allowed No Detection Allowed...
- Page 11 COMPOUND Interpreted Sensitivity Action Level (ug/g) “PPM” Category II Residual Pesticides (Calif.) Continued Inhalable Cannabis Products Other Cannabis Products Diazinon Dimethomorph Etoxazole Fenhexamid Fenpyroximate Flonicamid Fludioxonil Hexythiazox Imidacloprid Kresoxim-methyl Malathion Metalaxyl Methomyl Myclobutanil Naled (Dibrom 1,2-Dibromo) Oxamyl Pentachloronitrobenzene Permethrin Phosmet Piperonyl butoxide Prallethrin Propiconazole...
- Page 12 Manufactured by Marketed & Distributed by ANP Health E-mail: info@anptinc.com www.ToxDetective.com...
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