aged urine substitution

[navttam]

Hello all, im new to this site this morning as well. My question is this...

I have a drug test later today that i plan to pass using my friends clean urine. the sample it self however, is 6 days old. As soon as he went in the bottle for me, i put it in the fridge and just removed it this morning to prepare for the warming process so to speak. Is this legitimate or do i need more recent urine?? the color it self looks normal, no abnormally rank smell, and the only signs of bacteria are small little groups of string like bubbles floating along, or close to the top of the sample, nothing neccesarily gross.

So am i good??? Thanks for all the help, you guys all seem helpful =)

[Burnt Toast]

If you have doubts, just get a fresh sample from your friend, just to be safe.

[mjmomma]

I am in a similar situation, except I stored my sample in the freezer.

Any advice?
How long is it OK to keep frozen prior to the warming process?

I smoke daily and have done so for nearly 20 years. But I'm also a good worker and need to maintain my employment. If anyone reads this and has any information at all I am forever grateful if you share it. Please. I am desperate for information on this topic, and the test date is rapidly approaching. :(

Thank you in advance for your time.

Namaste.

[Burnt Toast]

Frozen urine samples are good for up to 1 year.

[FlyGuyOU]

my only experience is with synthetics (worked by the way) but i read online awhile back about a guy who would freeze his urine and sell it online

[behightoday]

Actually you are better off using someone else's urine, as it is real and therefore cannot be detected. Temp is important, that's all.

[Burnt Toast]

Actually you are better off using someone else's urine, as it is real and therefore cannot be detected.


Unexpired synthetic batches (Quick Fix, Magnum, etc) that have been stored properly (ie no exposure to direct sunlight) are undetectable for drug testing.