The SYSTEM is a component of Dr Brown's Home Drug Testing System.

It is comprised of:

1. Drug Testing (laboratory) with screening and confirmation

2. The  Pledge and Parent Consent Form.

3. The Signs &Symptoms Scale.

4. Treatment References.

5. Peer Group Meetings

6. Jackpot Prizes.

7. Model Character and Story Time.

8. Children's News Of Achievement.

9. Discounts At Selected  Community Venues.

10. Recreational Activities.

The purchase of the Dr. Brown 's Home Drug Testing System (product) makes any parent eligible to register in the Dr Brown's monthly subscription plan with additional discounts and benefits (see attached).

It also allows their children below the age of 10 to participate in items 2-10 at no additional charge. The subscription membership will enable parents to start to deter  substance abuse at a very young age without drug testing. It is the part of the system that sets the foundation for anti-substance abuse socialization for  Young children and persons who have NOT started to use drugs.

The guidance for not relying on the use of drugs has become confusing and often fatal. External third parties cannot be relied upon for practical, medical, or impartial moral guidance. This is especially true since many of the drugs that were previously deemed harmful are now legal.

It is also true that all the bad consequences previously associated with drug addiction are subordinate to the increase in fatalities related to first and one-time use and experimentation (ie Fentaynal) Parents and those responsible for the health, safety, and welfare of children have to make a personal decision to try and deter substance abuse before it starts. It is not a question of whether children will be enticed to temptation and experimentation with drug use it is only a matter of when.

If as a parent you wait until the children reach the age that you think they may be tempted to use or that you notice something is wrong then you are already too late. Because "once it starts no one knows when or how it will end". As such when to start to prevent your child from using drugs becomes a personal decision. However, given that over 20,000 babies are born addicted to opiates each year it is never too early to start.