Practicing Dilution at home...Questions for board...

I have been practicing dilution at home...one of the things i have been noticing is when N2 says you will be peeing 1-2 hrs after you start drinking fluids, i have to pee in about 20 minutes. I urinated over 6 times within 100 minutes. BY the time my "test" was (3 hrs after i began drinking fluids), i really didn't have to pee.

My first question is, considering it seems i have a thimble for a bladder, should i start the dilution 1.5-2 hours before the test, rather than 3 or 4 hours?

Next question, is it correct to assume the dilution period ends once you pee out all the gatorade you drank?

Last question, have people found that the home drug tests (im using "at home drug test") are less sensitive than the lab tests?

while i passed my diluted test, it was a very faint bar...leading me to believe i have some work to do prior to monday's test....

thanks in advance for everybody's help

Any suggestions on whether or not to eat prior to taking the test? FYI my test is after noon.

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Originally Posted by pulp3112

I have been practicing dilution at home...one of the things i have been noticing is when N2 says you will be peeing 1-2 hrs after you start drinking fluids, i have to pee in about 20 minutes. I urinated over 6 times within 100 minutes. BY the time my "test" was (3 hrs after i began drinking fluids), i really didn't have to pee.

My first question is, considering it seems i have a thimble for a bladder, should i start the dilution 1.5-2 hours before the test, rather than 3 or 4 hours?

Next question, is it correct to assume the dilution period ends once you pee out all the gatorade you drank?

Last question, have people found that the home drug tests (im using "at home drug test") are less sensitive than the lab tests?

while i passed my diluted test, it was a very faint bar...leading me to believe i have some work to do prior to monday's test....

thanks in advance for everybody's help

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Yes I would start the dillution process closer to the UA. Its not as important as getting the fluids through your system to dillute the THC metabolites.
The dillution period doesn't "end" the problem arises if you have to keep up the same level of fluid intake you're going to risk a negative dillute on the UA.
Home tests are very accurate and just as sensitive as the EMIT tests done in a lab.
The faintness of the line has no bearing on your levels of THC metabolites. A line is a line.

[quote=killerweed420]Yes I would start the dillution process closer to the UA. Its not as important as getting the fluids through your system to dillute the THC metabolites.
The dillution period doesn't "end" the problem arises if you have to keep up the same level of fluid intake you're going to risk a negative dillute on the UA.
Home tests are very accurate and just as sensitive as the EMIT tests done in a lab.
The faintness of the line has no bearing on your levels of THC metabolites. A line is a line.[/QUOTE]

Yup, no matter how faint the line is it's still a line and it counts.