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There is no meaning attributed to the intensity of a line. Even synthetic urine controls (which contain no drug metabolites at all) can produce a faint line on an assay. Its still a negative.
Even if an untrained tech were to misinterpret a faint line as a "non-negative" and sent the sample to the GC/MS for confirmation, the sample would still come back as a negative.
Burnt, check out this pic. This is from my first void of the day. Would you consider this a pass? Should I dilute? I just don't get how I can get a decent faint line 7 days ago from a First Check test, yet have a line like this today. I busted my ass on Thur Fri and Sat working out cuz I figured it would get me over that hump. I'll leave you alone after this one. Thanks.
I can't see the faint line in the pic, it could be the quality of the picture. Can you produce another one?
Ecupirate87, BT answered your questions in both of his above posts. A faint line is a line no matter what. I have the same test strips that you are using and they produce the same result's for me time to time, some just tend to be darker than others. Ive even used them to test my synthetic urine and they produce faint lines. You cannot judge these strips by the faintness of the line, they produce only a positive(visible line) or negative(no line) result .
So the test is tomorrow. Gonna wake up at 630 and start the dilution process. I have to be there at 930 for a medical/hearing/drug test. Not sure what the order will be. What should I eat before the test? Should I eat?