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How to Test Methamphetamine with Simon's Reagent

Simon's reagent distinguishes secondary amines (MDMA, methamphetamine) from primary amines (MDA, amphetamine). It is the key test for telling MDMA apart from MDA.

Expected Result

Bright Blue

Reaction speed: Immediate (under 5 seconds)

How to Test

  1. 1Place a small sample (match-head sized) on a clean white ceramic testing plate.
  2. 2Add 1-2 drops of Simon's reagent to the sample.
  3. 3Observe the color change within 30 seconds. Note both the initial color and any changes.
  4. 4Compare your result to the expected color above. Take a photo if you plan to share for verification.

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Crucial secondary reagent to differentiate MDMA from MDA, or methamphetamine from amphetamine.

$20.00~50 tests per bottle

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Other Reagents for Methamphetamine

A single reagent test is not enough for definitive identification. Consider adding these to your protocol:

All test kits for Methamphetamine β†’

What Else Simon's Can Test

See how every reagent reacts with every substance on our full color chart.

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