quickfix + water =?

[keithykron]

bought and used quickfix for the first time for an apprenticeship with the union and went lovely. Now round 2, getting a job within the union. i was called and have an interview tommorow. Used three quarters the bottle of quickfix the first time and have a quarter left was wondering if i could add water to the qf to give more sample? also how hard is it to test for synthetic urine?

keithykron Reviewed by keithykron on 09-08-2008. quickfix + water =? bought and used quickfix for the first time for an apprenticeship with the union and went lovely. Now round 2, getting a job within the union. i was called and have an interview tommorow. Used three quarters the bottle of quickfix the first time and have a quarter left was wondering if i could add water to the qf to give more sample? also how hard is it to test for synthetic urine? Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

bought and used quickfix for the first time for an apprenticeship with the union and went lovely. Now round 2, getting a job within the union. i was called and have an interview tommorow. Used three quarters the bottle of quickfix the first time and have a quarter left was wondering if i could add water to the qf to give more sample? also how hard is it to test for synthetic urine?

I wouldn't add tap water. Its worth it to invest a little more money in another bottle. I have used my own urine with qf before. But it was heavily dilluted.

[jeffman]

No water would be no good. At the very least it would come back as a diluted result. From what I have read over the years it would lower the Creatinine or pH levels levels or something like that.

[suzieque]

People talk about adding a little diluted urine to the QF to bring it over the line of the sample cup. Thats like 95% QF and 5% diluted urine. Adding 75% water to your QF does not sound like a good idea.