I tested Negative-Dilute

[FrostUNC]

I just got my results from a pre-employment screen and I tested negative-dilute. I used Stinger and some dilution techniques...

My question is... does anybody here know what happens if I test negative-dilute on the retest? Thanks for your help.

[Burnt Toast]

That all depends on the employer.
An employer may give you a 3rd chance after 2 consecutive negative-dilutes, or just simply move on to the next candidate for hire.

[killerweed420]

I'd be tempted to sub if I were you. How much fluid did you drink the morning of the ua?
I wish they would take a good look at this negative dillute problem. It would be relatively easy for someone to get a negative dillute and not know it. Some people just drink tons of fluids.

[FakeBoobsRule]

I don't think a negative dilute results in a observed test if you are given a retest. If you aren't passing a home test with the first void of the day and a good line, then sub. Try to find a donor or Quick Fix.

[TurnyBright]

I'd be tempted to sub if I were you. How much fluid did you drink the morning of the ua?
I wish they would take a good look at this negative dillute problem. It would be relatively easy for someone to get a negative dillute and not know it. Some people just drink tons of fluids.

I drink at least 4-5 liters of water a day, so I'd imagine that my normal urine is always "dilute." It's always clear as water, anyways, and I never fail a drug test, but I'm not certain if they test for dilution in the ones I'm taking.

What I mean is, you could probably just claim to be a well-watered person.

[killerweed420]

I drink at least 4-5 liters of water a day, so I'd imagine that my normal urine is always "dilute." It's always clear as water, anyways, and I never fail a drug test, but I'm not certain if they test for dilution in the ones I'm taking.

What I mean is, you could probably just claim to be a well-watered person.
They won't accept that reason. They should but they don't.