Has anyone ever passed a home test and failed the actual lab test??

[SteelerCat]

To clarify, I mean passing a home test with your first void with a faint line?

SteelerCat Reviewed by SteelerCat on 12-06-2007. Has anyone ever passed a home test and failed the actual lab test?? To clarify, I mean passing a home test with your first void with a faint line? Rating: 5

[killercam]

It's feasible. If someone never exercised before passing a home test, and then worked out Richard Simmons style before the lab test. Or, if a person was submitted to a lab test with 15 ng/ml cutoffs, which is extremely rare, unless your name is Travis Henry and you play in the NFL.

My suggestion, get a few more home tests, test yourself on a few more occasions, and then you will be able to know for sure. But 9 times out of 10, the test you take at home, is pretty identical to the one they use in the lab.

[SteelerCat]

I hear ya. Yeah, it sounds pretty rare for something like that to happen, but I did have somebody tell me that they passed with a faint line at home and then failed the actual test. Probably something to do with the time of day and stuff like that.

I've also heard of people passing one day and failing the next on home tests, so I was just wondering if anybody had ever experienced anything like that.