Join our Chief Product Officer, Eric Malis, as he delves into the world of Kratom in this live recorded educational webinar. Gain key insights into its usage trends, potential effects, legal challenges, and advancements in drug testing. This is a must watch for anyone seeking clarity on this controversial substance.
Join our Chief Product Officer, Eric Malis for another in-depth webinar on Nitazines, a potent and emerging class of synthetic opioids. We’ll explore current trends in Nitazine usage, the challenges in detecting and testing for these substances, and the latest screening methods, as well as, the significant threat they pose to public health. This session is crucial for healthcare professionals and policymakers to understand the growing impact of Nitazines and develop effective strategies to address the rise in use.
In this live recorded webinar, we delve into the pressing topic of Fentanyl, other Opioids, usage, myths and the current state of the ongoing opioid crisis. Our Chief Product Officer, Eric Malis, will provide insights into these substances, including their impact on public health, trends in usage, regulatory measures, and innovative approaches to address the crisis. From the latest statistics to potential solutions, this webinar promises a comprehensive exploration of one of today’s most urgent public health challenges.
In this insightful live recorded webinar, we delve into the world of hallucinogens from a point of care toxicology testing standpoint. We will explore various types of hallucinogens, their effects on the mind and body, and the challenges they present in regard to toxicology screening. Our Chief Product Officer, Eric Malis, will discuss current testing methods, limitations, and future advancements in this field. Whether you’re a healthcare professional, researcher, or simply have an interest in the subject, this webinar promises to provide valuable knowledge and perspective.
Chief Product Officer, Eric Malis, discusses Opiates and Opioids and the differences between them. Often the two are thought to be one in the same but there is important information you need to know about what makes them different and what that means from a drug testing stand point.