Detection: Food Poison
| The following images are provided for use in conjunction with the Food Poison Detection Kit designed by Appealing Products Inc. They are designed to provide the user with an idea of what results may be obtained while using the kit. Please note that the appearance of any of the indicated colors on each of the test kits indicates the presence of adulterants in the food. Any food which results in a color change should not be consumed. |
The left side of the page shows images of the test kits before use, and the right side shows images of the test kits after exposure to various detected substances. Click on the right side images to view a larger image as well as comments on the detection. Note: Firefox users may need to select "Open With Flash Player (Version 8+)" to view these videos.
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After the contents of the pouch have been fully mixed, and the indicator strip has been in place for 90 seconds, remove the strip from the pouch and check for any color change. Note: Smaller arsenic concentrations form lighter color.
Before Use
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No Arsenic Detected
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Before Use
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Low Arsenic Levels Detected
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Before Use
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Medium Arsenic Levels Detected
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Before Use
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High Arsenic Levels Detected
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Note: The appearance of any tan or brown color indicates the presence of arsenic. If any color is formed, the food is to be considered poisoned and cannot be eaten.
After samples have been placed on the CA-55 Card, observe the TABS for the
following indicators of food poisoning.
Before Use
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No Group I Poison Detected
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Before Use
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Cyanide Detected
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Before Use
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Chromate Detected
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Before Use
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Azide Detected
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Before Use
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Sulfide Detected
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Note: The
appearance of any of these colors indicates the food has been adulterated and
should not be consumed. Peroxide may be present in foods that are spoiled. The central tab will also react with peroxide, resulting in blue discoloration similar to that of Cyanide.
After samples have been placed on the HM-34 Card, observe the TABS for the
following indicators of food poisoning.
Before Use
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No Group II Poison Detected
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Before Use
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Lead Detected
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Before Use
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Mercury Detected
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Before Use
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Cadmium Detected
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Before Use
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Thallium Detected
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Note: The
appearance of any of these colors indicates the food has been adulterated and
should not be consumed.
Movie:
CA Card - Azide Detection
Movie:
CA Card - Cyanide Detection
Movie:
CA Card - QA (Quality Assurance) Test
Movie:
Watch a US Marine Recognize the Presence of Arsenic during a training session.
(A brown color forms on the test strip indicator)
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