What is EZ-test in terms of cut cocaine?
This user-friendly test kit was specifically developed to detect dangerous cutting agents in cocaine, including levamisole, phenacetin, and ephedrine. Each kit contains one glass vial with a chemical reagent embedded in silica gel. When a small sample is added, a color change occurs that you can read using the included color chart. The test does not assess purity, but it is one of the few confirmatory tests for levamisole and phenacetin. The kit is compact, requires no special equipment, and is ideal for home use as a harm-reduction tool.
History of the Test
The EZ-test test for cut cocaine was developed in the mid-2000s, when concerns were growing about harmful cutting agents in recreational drugs. Levamisole and phenacetin were increasingly found as cutting agents. EZ-Test introduced this kit to enable users to identify these substances. The test is designed for simplicity and reliability, so that even non-professionals can use it. Over the years, the stability of the reagent and the clarity of the color chart have been improved.
How do you use the EZ-test for cut cocaine?
- Break open the glass ampoule.
- Add a small amount of the sample.
- Put the plastic cap on and shake well.
- Observe the color change and compare it to the included color chart.
Dispose of the vial and the sample safely after use. Store unused tests in a cool, dry place. Always use only a small sample to ensure a clear reaction. Please note: This is a preliminary test and is not a substitute for laboratory testing.
Composition
The kit contains a chemical reagent (with a golden-yellow base color) embedded in silica gel, packaged in a single-use glass ampoule. It also includes a plastic cap and a color chart. The components are designed to provide a reliable, preliminary indication of cutting agents without the need for additional equipment.
Warning
Dispose of the ampule and the tested sample safely. Avoid direct contact with the reagent and keep the test out of the reach of children. Not suitable for minors. The EZ-test provides only an indication and is not a 100% guarantee. If in doubt, always have the sample tested by a professional.










