When searching online, I found a website that sales Validity (Adulteration)Test strips and it says this less then $2 strip can detect Pyridinium chlorochromate used in synthetic urine.

it reads... Pyridinium chlorochromate (sold under the brand name "UrineLuck") is a commonly used adulterant.
You got things all mixed up there.

UrineLuck is a brand name for a drop-in additive used to spike a urine sample. Quick Fix is the synthetic urine. Both products are made by Spectrum Labs.

Also, additives are classified as adulterants. Synthetic urines are classified as Urine substitutes.
Burnt Toast Reviewed by Burnt Toast on . Quick Fix Validity testing? I'm really worried. My 15 year old daughter got caught in school trying to buy a pill from another student because her "friend" told her to. I was glad she got caught before she took the pill and I explained to her how taking something like that can even kill. Now we could be in a world of trouble because when her school counselor ask her if her parents use drugs, she freaking told them that we smoke weed. A few years ago I explained to her, knowing she was old enough to know what that smell Rating: 5