Drug simulators for training drug-searching dogs widely used today consists of an inert base and effective amount of an odorologic substance. The newly-designed drug simulator uses microcrystal cellulose and/or silica gel as an inert base and an aromatic additive imitating structural fragments of drug molecules as an odorologic substance. The following ratio of ingredients is set to be fulfilled (by weight, %):

In the second modification of the simulator, a silica gel mixture impregnated with acetate anhydrite is used as an aromatic additive imitating heroin, and a mixture of microcrystal cellulose and acetylsalicylic acid as a base of the aromatic additive. In the third modification of the simulator, a silica gel impregnated with methyl benzoate is used as an aromatic additive to imitate cocaine. In the fourth modification of the simulator, a silica gel impregnated with N-benzylaminen is used as an aromatic additive to imitate amphetamine.

Gorohova T.A., etc.

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