LabCorp Pre-Employment test

[jeffman]

I've got a test at LabCorp tomorrow, I saw on an old post either on this site or another that they may ask for more than 2 oz. I am planning on subbing with QuickFix and I have 2 oz. of it. Is there a chance they could ask for more than 2 oz. of urine? Any help appriciated.

As I come out of the bathroom, Before they can even say anything I say, I'm sorry but thats all I could go. I even toss in a joke that 5 years ago I would have filled 20 of those little cups. They all say the same thing, Thats fine and I even dump some back in the toilet after they get there sample.
Good Luck..:thumbsup:..:stoned:

[DrPotomus]

Hello everyone

Does anyone know, what your chances of passing a Labcorp test if you've successfully passed a take home test?



It was a Home Check First Panel THC test from Walgreens, says it's 99.9% accurate. My wife passed one with 2 very noticeable lines (indicating a negative -for presence of THC). We feel good about the results, but are uncertain if a negative on this test will yield a negative at the more advanced Lab analysis. She followed the dilution sticky to a T, the color and gravity looked pretty good, so that shouldn't be a concern.

Thanks for your help

[Schmokey78]

im not sure, but i do want to tell you this, i just took my test with the QF at LabCorp and im telling you its almost to easy. Get the Temp right and youre GOLDEN. I walked in the room shut the door and did my duty. as for your question with the 2oz, the guy said fill it to 45 ml at least, the QF was 60!

good luck!

[Deige]

This was brought up a while back regarding faintness of lines. Some agree that faintness of lines does matter and some disagree. Your lab test is going to be a little more extensive but the home test are quite accurate. Lab testing uses immunoassay first then confirms non-negative results using GC/MS. If your wife is passing the home test I give her a 99% chance of passing the lab test.

Was she diluting to pass or was this a first void of the day pass? Also, was the test line dark or faint?

[DrPotomus]

This was brought up a while back regarding faintness of lines. Some agree that faintness of lines does matter and some disagree. Your lab test is going to be a little more extensive but the home test are quite accurate. Lab testing uses immunoassay first then confirms non-negative results using GC/MS. If your wife is passing the home test I give her a 99% chance of passing the lab test.

Was she diluting to pass or was this a first void of the day pass? Also, was the test line dark or faint?

Thanks

She was diluting yesterday. and the test showed pretty conclusively she tested negative for THC - quite a dark line

Today she took another test, this time without any dilution method, just strickly using her own natural levels, and she read negative again, however this time the line was very faint. We're thinking of going with the dilusion method for the test, although, begining to wonder if it would be more of fail safe to just go with a subsitute.

What are your opinions given how's she's testing?

Thanks a lot man, We really appreciate it.

[Deige]

If you can substitute then I would, its 100% effective. But judging by her test results I would say she will pass using dilution. Two passed tests and 2+ days to go are great odds. Its purely up to you and I know how hard these decisions are. I wish you guys the best of luck.

Keep us posted.:thumbsup:

[DrPotomus]

Thanks man. I appreciate you coming back on and giving advice. It is a tough call on what to do.

I guess she will do another test run tomorrow morning and see what the results are...if it is still looking good then she will go with dilution. If not, then we make a quick trip to WI.

Thanks again.

[DrPotomus]

She took the test today and everything went smoothly. She diluted this morning to have a back up method but ended up subbing because it was very convient to do so.

I guess everyone was right, the first time just lead to many more worries than need be - subbing was very easy and the temperature was spot on.

Thanks for all the great advice and support. Now I need some advice about an upcoming drug screen and physical - can't wait for this all to be over! I made a post about it, if anyone has any knowledge on the subject.

Thanks again everyone.

[Deige]

Congrats... QF again and again!:jointsmile:

[DrPotomus]

Congrats... QF again and again!:jointsmile:

Thanks for all your help, she ended up using Dr. Greens (all we could find) got the job, no problems. And as you had said, the anxiety of it was worse than the actual practice of doing it.

Thanks again - take care