The cons and advantages of drug testing kits at home for people who are addicted to drugs are more than enough to justify the investment in them. The pros and cons are discussed below. Knowing these may help you decide if the kit you are about to purchase is the best for you.

Good: This type of drug testing kits can be used to generate accurate drug test results. This is good because having false positive results on drug tests is not something you want. When you realize that you may be falsely accused of using drugs, it is easy to see why many people prefer the home drug test option over having to go to detoxification clinics, day programs, or treatment centers for drug addiction.

Bad: False positives can also happen when there is no proper information to produce the test results. People use the wrong kit, they do not follow instructions, or they skip a step in the kit process and the result is a false positive. When these things happen, you are in big trouble.

Pros and Cons: Both pros and cons can be weighing to find out which one is better for you. The pros are that these types of drug testing kits are very accurate. Another pro is that a false positive does not happen as often as with other kits. In a false positive case, the positive result is based on the person's belief that he is actually using drugs when he is not.

The cons are that there are pros and cons for each situation. The cons may include false positive cases as well as inaccurate results. The negatives with drug testing kits at home are that they may be too costly for some people.

Con's: Home Test: They are not the same as the detoxification centers. You have to spend time with the doctor and a trained worker with a degree in drug counseling and drug treatment to get the results from a home drug test. Since you do not have to undergo detoxification, the cost for these tests will be less than the amount of money it takes to detox.

Pros and Cons: There are pros and cons for each situation. The cons include false positives and inaccurate results. The pros include a cheap price tag as well as being able to use them anywhere.

Overall: Drug testing kits at home are both good and bad. These kits can be effective at detecting and managing drug use and addiction. However, you need to use the kit properly and follow the directions that come with the kit to avoid false positive results and inaccurate results.