AMPLIFI ID ยท PUBLIC HEALTH & HARM REDUCTION
Simple enough for any site. Sensitive enough for any supply.
Minimal training, plain-language results, and the sensitivity to catch what's really circulating, in a device your team can bring anywhere.
/ SUPPORTING YOUR WORK
Clearer information, closer to the community
Perform drug checking anywhere
Harm Reduction Facilities
Onsite drug checking for SSPs, OPSs & clinics.
Music & Arts Festivals
Inform revellers what is in their substance.
Mobile Outreach
Testing on the road, wherever your team goes.
/ Proven on the frontline
Featured on CBC
"Spectra Plasmonics provides our team with consistent, real-time technical assistance with drug checking ... from in-person training for new hires to virtual troubleshooting and quick email response. They've been responsive to our program needs, including redesigning the dashboard for an easily exportable report aligned with our state's reporting guidelines. Spectra has also helped our team with communication strategies to deliver accurate information to participants."
Vermont CARES

"Amplifi ID is a significant tool in clinical intervention and harm reduction. Chemical compositions in our area are highly variable ... this technology provides analysis for the ever-changing narcotics landscape and has opened our clients' eyes to what's actually in the narcotic supply. Its ability to detect specific compounds within complex mixtures is essential for public health and data collection. This analyzer remains a reliable asset for our organization ..."
VICTA Rhode Island

Featured on CBC
/ SENSITIVITY MATTERS
Detect what matters most with both Bulk and Trace
Fentanyl + xylazine real sample example
Bulk scan: caffeine

Trace scan: hidden active agents

Bulk Scan shows the dominant substance right away, a solid starting point, though not always the whole story on its own.
Trace Scan picks up what's mixed in at lower levels (under 5%), the kind of detail that can change the risk profile of a sample.
DATA & INSIGHTS
What the software handles for you
Reference-library coverage
Hundreds of analytes across dozens of substance families, regularly updated to track emerging entrants into the drug supply.
Results you don't need to interpret
Results are generated automatically in minutes, no manual spectral reading required, so your team gets a clear answers for service conversations.
Insights beyond a single result
Aggregated, anonymized data reveals what's circulating locally, insight you can pass along to partners and public health networks.
Service insights dashboard

/ EVIDENCE & Resources
See the Impact
More details

NorWest CHC Case Study
How Amplifi ID helped elevate Thunder Bay's Harm Reduction Programming and drug supply awareness
๐ Case Study

Raman vs FTIR
Comparing these methods of vibrational spectroscopy through the lens of drug checking.
๐ Blog Post

Identifying Xylazine in Drug Mixtures with Amplifi ID
Detecting xylazine in mixed drug samples, including combinations with fentanyl that standard field tests miss.
๐ App Note

Identify and Differentiate Fentanyl vs. Carfentanil with Amplifi ID
Differentiating carfentanil from fentanyl at trace levels โ down to 5 ppm โ where standard testing methods fall short.
๐ App Note
/ COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions for community drug checking services
About the technology
How does Amplifi ID work in lay terms?
What types of presumed substances can the device detect/work with?
Can Amplifi ID detect trace amounts of potent substances?
Can Amplifi ID detect mixtures?
What is the difference between Amplifi ID (Raman/SERS) and FTIR?
Does your testing destroy the sample?
Using the device
How much training is needed?
How fast are results generated?
Is Amplifi ID impacted by water or humidity? What environmental conditions can it operate under?
How portable is Amplifi ID?
Getting started
How can our organization evaluate Amplifi ID?
What onboarding support is available?
/ BOOK A DEMO
Bring Amplifi ID to your community
Contact us
Built to support safer, more informed conversations.
945 Princess St, Kingston ON
info@spectraplasmonics.com






