very nervous for results. advice/support? ha

[badphonicsmonk]

I'm in a similar situation, am also nervous as hell and wondering your results... So, did you pass?

badphonicsmonk Reviewed by badphonicsmonk on 03-23-2009. very nervous for results. advice/support? ha ok so i stopped smoking for exactly 30 days. it was rough. but i did it! haha. anyways, i took a home test. and the result came up negative. (very happy) but the line came up pretty faint. almost like "i barely passed" ive read before the intensity of the line does not matter. as long as something appears YOU PASSED!.. just for certainty.. i bought another home test. and took it today, before my actual lab screening for the coast guard. it came up negative again. but the line was even Rating: 5

[suzieque]

And smart they are not.

For peace of mind, and if you have the capital, you could always pay to have a quantitative analysis done using the GC/MS, but be sure you use the same void that gave you the faint/ghost line. For the experiment, void enough sample so you can split into two - Sample A for your home assay, sample B to get sent off for Q/A.

But I'll make you a book that the samples that produced faint/ghost lines on the assay, will come back as a negative after the Q/A.

Hmm, I could also disprove my theory by buying 10 kits and testing the same sample ten times. There should be varying lines, if what you say is true. Just a thought. The only problem is I don't plan on cleaning out anytime soon.... I can guarantee I wouldn't get a line (pass) on any of those tests at da moment! :rastasmoke:

Ridetheskies: I hope you passed! Please report back when you get a chance.

[ridetheskies]

i passed!!!!

[jeffman]

Congrats...:thumbsup: