List of Substances Detected in NC

This Live Report identifies substances identified in North Carolina samples analyzed at UNC Street Drug Analysis Lab. Substances are reported in any (primary or trace) and primary-only abundance. Column called total is the number of samples that contained the substance in either primary or trace abundance since we started in 2022. Column named primary is the count of samples where the substance was found in primary abundance only. Primary/trace designation is based on relative peak height on the chromatogram. Data are updated hourly.

The sortable table below show the earliest and most recent date of detection in North Carolina by our lab. The earliest_date and latest_date columns are sortable by clicking on the column header in the table. Data can be also filtered by clicking on column names. For example, you can click click on latest_date and sort descending to see the latest detections, or total sort descending to see the most common substances detected. The first column is the rank by frequency of the substance, with lower numbers being more common.

You may need to expand the substance name column by clicking-and-dragging the vertical divider in the column name row to the right (located between "substance object" and "total int64". You can download the table by clicking on the down arrow at the bottom right of the table window.

NC Sample Volume Over Time

Programs send us samples voluntarily. Some months we get more samples than others, and some programs consistently send more samples than others. For the sake of transparency, this graph provides a rough sense of our NC quarterly sample volume. The most recent quarter may fewer not represent 3 full months.