Ketamine Testing Kit

DanceSafe's ketamine test kit is a single reagent with two parts, Morris A and Morris B. Morris is useful for testing both ketamine and cocaine.
DanceSafe's ketamine test kit consists of a single two-part reagent called Morris. The two parts, Morris A and Morris B, come in separate dropper bottles, and should be used together on one sample. Morris is currently the only kit on the market able to distinguish ketamine from DCK, 2-FDCK, and other novel dissociatives. Morris also turns a bright Jolly Rancher blue in the presence of cocaine. (Morris does not work the same as other reagents. See detailed instructions below before use.) Each kit performs 50-75 tests. Shipped discretely. Overnight shipping available. More info July 11, 2023: Please follow this link to review important updates to our current reagent reactions. The instructional sheet that comes with this product has not yet been adjusted to reflect these changes. Automatic bulk discounts: 5+ reagents: $15 each 10+ reagents: $12.50 each 30+ reagents: $10 each Mix and match okay. Discounts automatically applied at checkout. Preexisting sets of reagents are not included, since they are available in our store for a discounted price.

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