Videos

How to add and delete libraries in OPUS.

How to perform manual subtration in OPUS.

How to quick print in OPUS.

How to customize your spectra color scheme in OPUS for FTIR.

How to store and search manipulated spectra in OPUS.

This is a short tutorial on Saving Manipulated Scans. No sound in the video, no transcription available.

This is a short tutorial on Adding New Spectra to a Library. No sound in the video, no transcription available.

This is a short tutorial on Checking and Changing Relative Humidity Desiccant Packets. No sound in the video, no transcription available.

This is a short tutorial on Wavenumber Calibration. No sound in the video, no transcription available.

This is a short tutorial on Creating a Library of Old Scans. No sound in the video, no transcription available.

How to create a library of old scans using OPUS.

Discover how to create a custom reference scan library from open-source entries. This guide covers reducing existing libraries, utilizing the setup library feature in the Evaluate menu, and adding new scans, such as an Oxy Methoxy sample, to your collection. Perfect for enhancing workflow and search efficiency.

The importance of peer support and shared best practices in drug checking programs to improve data accuracy, reduce misinformation, and support harm reduction efforts.

Explores the unique challenges and community connections involved in checking dope, highlighting how it requires regional knowledge, technical skill, and deeper engagement with individuals compared to testing other substances.

This video explores the challenges and variability in fentanyl test strip results, discussing sensitivity, false positives, dilution effects, and differences in drug batches based on smell and potency.

This video discusses the challenges of analyzing tar heroin samples, potential fentanyl contamination, and the importance of tracking personal dosing and response patterns to better understand potency variations.

This video demonstrates the use of benzodiazepine, fentanyl, and xylazine test strips on tar heroin samples, while highlighting the limitations of test strips and the value of cross-referencing results with mass spectrometry for more accurate analysis.