Quick fix or a sample from a friend ? and best place to hide the wizzinator?

[YoullNeverKnow]

Hi,
New to the forum, I have a drug test in about three weeks (employment). I have smoked multiple times everyday for the past four years and have currently just slowed down to about every other day or so. I did read the supplement sticky but did not see anything comparing the use of quick fix verse real sample.

Q1:
My friend has the wizzinator for me to barrow (The one with the tube, not the dildo lol) and I was planning on using someone's clean piss, but after discovering that it can go bad relatively easily, I was thinking of using quick fix. That being said, I have heard some people still testing positive with quick fix and/or the test knowing it is synthetic. Does anyone have any information on this? the problem really is that I know the day of the test but not the time, they just take us at random almost so I would like to use synthetic so I can just heat it up in the wizzinator in the morning and keep it on me until I am called on to piss.

Q2:
I have seen the wizzinator, and do not want to put it in my grundle, or ass area because I am afraid it will pop. I am thinking the best palce may be in the side of my shoe (with loose high tops, Ive tested it and its possible and pretty non-sketch, but am wondering if anyone knows of a great place/way to hide the wizzinator?

Thanks for any information!

[Burnt Toast]

An untampered batch of synthetic urine contains no drug metabolites to test positive for. Therefore, any anecdotes about synthetics testing positive for drug metabolites should be taken with a box of salt.

Labs have been checking for non-human samples for several years. Under DHHS regulations, a "non-human" sample is ruled when the creatinine concentration is less than 2 mg/dL and the specific gravity is less than or equal to 1.0010 or greater than or equal to 1.0200 on both the initial and confirmatory creatinine tests (i.e., the same colorimetric test may be used to test both aliquots) and on both the initial and confirmatory specific gravity tests (i.e., a refractometer is used to test both aliquots) on two separate aliquots.

As long as the synthetic batch is unexpired and had been stored properly (ie no exposure to direct sunlight), it will pass the validity checks permitted by DHHS.

If youre concerned, you can always test your QF batch with a validity test strip to see if the creatinine, SG etc, are all within acceptable ranges. These tests are inexpensive and can be found online by doing a Google search for "drug adulteration test kits".

[YoullNeverKnow]

Thank you very much for your thought out and helpful response! I will certainly get the test strips to ensure, but from the sounds of it, you would suggest using quick fix as opposed to a human clean sample?

Do you know anything about proper placement of the wizzinator or is that outside of your expertise?

Thanks again!

[Burnt Toast]

Thank you very much for your thought out and helpful response! I will certainly get the test strips to ensure, but from the sounds of it, you would suggest using quick fix as opposed to a human clean sample? Both are winners - that is, providing that the human sample that youre using is known to be drug-free. However, synthetics hold an edge over human samples in that synthetics can be stored at room temp for much longer periods of time without any problems than human urine.


Do you know anything about proper placement of the wizzinator or is that outside of your expertise?

Thanks again! Ive never been a fan of artificial delivery systems as they are cumbersome and totally unnecessary in situations where the donor is not observed while submitting the sample. Just stash the QF bottle as outlined in the Substitution sticky thread, in the same manner as it would with a bottle of clean human urine.