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I received a negative dilute result. :( I am not sure if they are going to let me retest but if they do I would like to sub this time and not take any chances. My question is to anyone that has had a negative dilute result and was able to retest was it supervised?
PS: Last time I went in they didn't send me with any paperwork. I just went in and signed in and took the test. So it seems to me that they wouldn't even know if the company wanted it supervised. In fact they probably wouldn't even know if I was some weirdo coming off the streets to get a free drug test. The clinic is only the place that collects and has nothing to do with the results or testing...they should not know that I had a negative dilute.
Was it the employer that called you and told you it was negative dillute or the lab?
A little of both.Quote:
Originally Posted by killerweed420
The employer called me and this was the conversation:
Her: "Hi, Titus we would like you to take a drug test"
Me: "Um, but I already took a drug test on tuesday."
Her: "Really? Okay well someone will call you soon."
end of conversation.
So wondering what the hell was going on I finally called the lab and the lab told me it was negative dilute. No one from the company ever called me back. I left a message on the head HR guys phone telling him that I was confused now and asking him to give me a call. I assume that she was told to tell me to take a drug test and was never informed that it was a retest? Logical assumption right? Why else would she of told me to take a drug test again?
I would still test yourself with test strips to see how your body deals with thc but subbing is the safest method.Unless they decide to watch then you won't have a choice.
Yes its a shame the drug with the best benefits for us is the easiest one to get busted for.
Well I see you found the answer. A negative dilute isn't cause for observation on a subsequent retest. If you sub and provide a sample that is not 90-100 then they keep that sample, obtain another sample within 3 hours under observation (you are not allowed to leave, you can drink 40 ounces of liquid during that time), and send in both samples.
I have a question regarding the temp and qf (quickfix). I bought these large heating pads from wallmart and I use two to cover the whole bottle (sandwich.) Before I cover the bottle with the heating pads I first microwave it. Unfortunately the bottle temp strip only goes to a hundred. So after I microwave the bottle, cover it up with the heating pads, and crotch it for two hours it still remains at 100 or above. So my question is: if I pour it in the cup and it is above 100 how long does it take to cool down?
It takes a half hour to get to the clinic and last time it took 45 minutes before they called me. So it has to be at temp within 30 minutes and last at temp for at least another 45 minutes to and hour longer.
Maybe I should open another thread with this question?
No just keep your questions here. The answer to how long will it take: Probably longer than the 4 minutes you have in there. practice, practice, practice. I don't know how many times I say this but the keep to to secure it to your body which produces an extreme amount of heat so that it maintains the temperature, not so that it slows down the temperature drop to give you enough time to go to the lab. I can keep mine comfortably on me and at a nice 96-97 degrees for the whole day if I have to without heating pads and little tricks. practice, practice, practice.
for past expereince i practiced, practiced, practiced and i could NEVER keep mine above 93 degs with just body heat....
i guess im not as hot as FakeBoobsRule
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Originally Posted by FakeBoobsRule
Yes, I practiced and it does indeed stay at 96-98 in my crotch. I guess thats the way to go then. Thanks.