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Detox drink (an ingestible fluid) + water consumption (which is required by the product directions) = Voila! Dilution.Quote:
Originally Posted by awd111980
The same thing can be accomplished by using just water and vitamin B2 (for $$$ less). So why feed the scamming detox product industry, who only exist to capitalize on the so-called "war on drugs" by preying upon the uninformed and credulous and taking their cash? :rolleyes:
I didn't drink water with it though so is that still considered dilution? And I had read about water & b12 but wasn't sure if it worked or not, just know that I have had friends use Omni to pass.
So what youre saying is that you did not follow the directions of use...Quote:
Originally Posted by awd111980
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Heaven Sent Omni Cleansing Drink Fruit Punch Directions
1) Shake well, drink entire contents.
2) Drink plenty of water
3) Urinate frequently to expel pollutants
It most certainly is. Regardless if its the magic potion, water, gatorade, cranberry juice, chocolate milk, etc; anytime you consume fluids, an effort is being attempted to dilute the THCA concentration that is present in the bladder. "Attempted" is the operative word here. Thats because dilution techniques (regardless of configuration) can backfire if the THCA concentration is too high. For most longtime heavy users, it would be virtually impossible to dilute that concentration enough without overdiluting and sending up the red flags at the lab.Quote:
Originally Posted by awd111980
The proper vitamin to use for urine "color" is B2 (Riboflavin), not B12.Quote:
And I had read about water & b12 but wasn't sure if it worked or not