Drug Test, Do you think I will or won't be observed?

Hey guys, Just had a real quick question to get some insight from some of the wise forum members on here. I'm currently enrolled in a alcohol rehab program ran by a behavioral specialist company, that employs psychiatrists and doctors. As a condition of completion of this program, I have to take a drug test. If they do a on-site urine test, is it likely or not likely that they would observe? Can they even legally do that if no probable cause was given? This is a facility that literally does family counseling and such, not a strict probation office (I should know as I'm on it, but again this test is not being conducted by any law enforcement agency of any kind or any state agency even, private company).

I ask because i'm obviously clean for everything but MJ, and will only have about 56 hours of abstaining before the test. Now, if I know they can't even legally observe the drug test and I can just sneak in some synthetic then I will do that. I know about the reports that QF is causing people to fail, but I also know one of those failures was at American Toxicology apparently a testing faciltity out west, and needless to say, i'm not out west, far east.

And I also know my best friend having just used it at a LabCorp a few months back passing. I've used QF and so has my roommate. So as one can concur, assuming QF will work, and it's not an observed drug test, I should be home free.

I think I'm going to dilute regardless, and if it is observed, just piss and hope for the best. Now I am ingesting a creatine supplement and it's Sunday and the test is Weds afternoon, and I have the b-complex pills. So I'm not totally messing up dilution wise, but I'd feel a lot better to use Quick Fix as I have personal success and have told my best friends to use it and they did as well.

Sorry if this was a bit convuluted,but basically I just need to get your guys(and gals) opinion whether or not this will probably be an observed drug test.
I sincerely appreciate any helpful advice anyone can give, I'm not freaking out at the moment, but any kind of advisement of whether this will probably be a observed or non-observed drug test would be very grateful.

Just wanted to add this tidbit...there is also a cost associated with this test, they told me it was onsite, but this was from a receptionist. Again though, this is a behavioral specialist clinic, not a labcorp and so forth. Just to paint the picture and give you guys an idea of the scenario.

Very likely you will be observed if drug testing is part of your court order. Most court-ordered probation tests are observed, making any type of subbing not a viable option.

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Originally Posted by Burnt Toast

Very likely you will be observed if drug testing is part of your court order. Most court-ordered probation tests are observed, making any type of subbing not a viable option.

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First of all, I sincerely appreciate your time BT, I know you're a legend on these boards. But let me clarify a bit. This is not being directly ordered by the courts. In the court minutes it said "finish any counseling deemed necessary". The components of the counseling involve going to 16 group sessions and then an exit interview with the drug test. This company just happens to only drug test at the end. I was basically just told, "pick a company and complete their rehab program". I know one of the competitive companies actually does randoms, while the one I chose does not.

THATS why I'm really unsure. Because obviously these counseling companies are not following any certain guidelines, rather just creating their own. Now I know they can just make me sign an agreement to be observed, and I know of course theres no definite way anyone on this board would know if they will observe or not.

But having said that and clarifiying that this is actually not court ordered, just something the company does. I was just wondering if anyone on this board has experience or knows anyone with experience that did a private/3rd party behavioral clinics in the southeast, and what they encountered, and if they did infact get observed. From word of mouth and friends that had similiar experiences, the probation officer would always observe, while the counseling they had to go to did not and just told them to go to a bathroom and piss.

I hope that explanation clears up what kind of test this is, because while its necessary to be released from probation, really the test is not so much required by the court as much as completion of the program. And these people at the clinic are already super laid back about extensions, being late, missing sessions and so forth.

I know that's really gray BT, because the program completion is court ordered, but not the test...the test is just required by the company... kinda like if you get a speeding ticket and just pick an online class and the completion of that class is required by the DMV, but the DMV doesn't actually do the written test, the online site does. If that analogy makes sense?

I truly hope this was short and sweet enough while shedding light on the scenario so maybe someone can help. Really appreciate it guys, cause i'm tip-toeing at the idea to just delay it a week and at least give myself 7-10 days clean.