Question regarding using quick fix 4.2 tomorrow

[bmore09]

This is the first time I am using synthetic urine to pass a drug test so I am kind of paranoid. I have used someone elseâ??s urine before so I donâ??t have a problem keeping it at the right temperature and hiding the urine. . I been practicing using my own urine to keep at the right temperature and every 30 minutes I check its between 94-98 .
My biggest concern is using a 2 month old synthetic urine for tomorrows employment drug test. I did some research and I saw that there is newer version of quick fix available (5.2 or something) so can I still use the 4.2 version and pass? Also is 2 oz enough to meet the requirements of quest diagnostics? I know its short notice but I would appreciate any input on this matter.

bmore09 Reviewed by bmore09 on 03-24-2009. Question regarding using quick fix 4.2 tomorrow This is the first time I am using synthetic urine to pass a drug test so I am kind of paranoid. I have used someone elseâ??s urine before so I donâ??t have a problem keeping it at the right temperature and hiding the urine. . I been practicing using my own urine to keep at the right temperature and every 30 minutes I check its between 94-98 . My biggest concern is using a 2 month old synthetic urine for tomorrows employment drug test. I did some research and I saw that there is newer Rating: 5

[suzieque]

Your QuickFix is fine. They only did a wording change on the box, so there should be no difference between the 4.2 and the 5.7. 2oz should be plenty.

[killerweed420]

Yeah its fine QF is good for 18 months. Only been a change in the box.

[Burnt Toast]

Also is 2 oz enough to meet the requirements of quest diagnostics?

Yes it is.

You can see for yourself by checking out the Test Menu on their site.
Quest Diagnostics: Test Menu
Select a regional lab in,or closest to your state, then go to the left, browse by test name with the letter D (you'll be looking for Drug Abuse Panel, or in some states Drug Screen Panel ). Each of the test profiles list a "preferred amount" and a "minimum amount" of specimen volume. When going through every profile on the list, you'll see that none of their profiles list a preferred amount of more than 60 ml.