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Contributing Laboratories
- Brazilian Federal Police Laboratory, Federal District, Brasilia (Brazil)
- Center for Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs (CRATOD) (Brazil)
- Centro de Investigación y Estudios Estratégicos contra TID Dirección Antidrogas PNP (Peru)
- Department of Health’s National Reference Laboratory (Philippines)
- Drug determination division, Institute of Forensic Sciences, Ministry of Public Security (China)
- Federal Forensic Medicine Laboratory (United Arab Emirates)
- Federal Forensic Medicine Laboratory MO (Kenya)
- Fiscal General de Colombia (Colombia)
- Food and Quality Control Centre (Lao PDR)
- Forensic & Chemical Monitoring Unit, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (Nigeria)
- Forensic Lab, Ministry of Public Security (Jordan)
- Forensic Medicine Honduras/ Dirección General de Medicina Forense (Honduras)
- Forensic Science Analysis Centre Department of Chemistry (Malaysia)
- Government Analyst’s Department (Sri Lanka)
- Health Sciences Authority (Singapore)
- Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal y Ciencias Forenses (Colombia)
- Instituto Tecnico Forense (Uruguay)
- Laboratorio de Analisis De Drogas, Public Health Institute of Chile (Chile)
- Laboratorio Quimico-Toxicologico, Centro de Ciencias Forenses (Honduras)
- Laboratorios de Quimica y Toxicologia, Fiscalia General de la Republica (Mexico)
- Laboratory of Toxicology CMYAMU (Tunisia)
- Miami Valley Regional Crime Laboratory, OH (USA)
- Ministerio de Justicia y del Derecho (Colombia)
- Ministry of Health (Brunei)
- Narcotic Analysis and Technical Service Institute, Office of the Narcotics Control Board (Thailand)
- National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (Kenya)
- National Dangerous Drugs Control Board (Sri Lanka)
- National Forensic Service (South Korea)
- National Institute for Forensic Science, Laboratorio de Sustancias Controladas (Guatemala)
- National Narcotics Agency (Indonesia)
- National Rehabilitation Center, Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates)
- Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (Philippines)
- Pinellas county Forensic Laboratory, FL (USA)
- Pinellas County Medical Examiner Laboratory, FL (USA)
- Policia Cientifica de Buenos Aires (Argentina)
- Policia Tecnica y Cientifica, Policia Nacional Civil (El Salvador)
- Precursors control and laboratories, General Directorate of narcotics control (Saudi Arabia)
- Secretaria Nacional Antidrogas (SENAD) (Paraguay)
- Secretaria Tecnica de Prevencion Integral de Drogas (Ecuador)
- Technical Management, Chemistry (South Africa)
About ITAD
The International Toxic Adulterant Database (ITAD) was created by the Colombo Plan to monitor the spread and extent of toxic adulterating substances in the drug supply internationally.
On behalf of the US Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) and organized by the Colombo Plan Secretariat, the first International Symposium of Forensic Drug Testing Lab Directors was held in Cancun, Mexico in December 2017. During this meeting, the attending laboratories discussed the problem with toxic adulterants and diluents found in seized drug material in their countries. The International Toxic Adulterant Database (ITAD) was a direct result of this meeting. It was agreed upon by laboratory system representatives present at the meeting to participate in ITAD by submitting scientific data resulting from casework analysis. This data would be used to populate the proposed international database, documenting the prevalence and public health risks associated with the use of various toxic adulterants.
The Colombo Plan contracted the Center for Forensic Science Research and Education (CFSRE) to manage data collection and organization. They worked together to establish communication with all potential participants, creation of a database to assist with the data collection by participants, distribution of the database to participants, and collection and compilation of data into a Master ITAD database. The data received from the laboratories contains target seized drug-of-abuse data in addition to adulterants/diluents found in the different samples. The data on this website summarizes the results submitted by participating laboratories, illustrating the international prevalence of toxic adulterant use, and describes the public health concerns associated with the various toxic adulterants identified.
A list of participating laboratories can be found here. The information contained on this websie may not be used without permission of the country submitting the data and the ITAD administrator Judith Rodriguez. For more information contact us.
On behalf of the US Department of State, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) and organized by the Colombo Plan Secretariat, the first International Symposium of Forensic Drug Testing Lab Directors was held in Cancun, Mexico in December 2017. During this meeting, the attending laboratories discussed the problem with toxic adulterants and diluents found in seized drug material in their countries. The International Toxic Adulterant Database (ITAD) was a direct result of this meeting. It was agreed upon by laboratory system representatives present at the meeting to participate in ITAD by submitting scientific data resulting from casework analysis. This data would be used to populate the proposed international database, documenting the prevalence and public health risks associated with the use of various toxic adulterants.
The Colombo Plan contracted the Center for Forensic Science Research and Education (CFSRE) to manage data collection and organization. They worked together to establish communication with all potential participants, creation of a database to assist with the data collection by participants, distribution of the database to participants, and collection and compilation of data into a Master ITAD database. The data received from the laboratories contains target seized drug-of-abuse data in addition to adulterants/diluents found in the different samples. The data on this website summarizes the results submitted by participating laboratories, illustrating the international prevalence of toxic adulterant use, and describes the public health concerns associated with the various toxic adulterants identified.
A list of participating laboratories can be found here. The information contained on this websie may not be used without permission of the country submitting the data and the ITAD administrator Judith Rodriguez. For more information contact us.
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