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12-09-2009, 11:11 PM #8
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labcorp Temp out of range??
When you took your first test, where you given a copy of the CCF form? It wouldve been noted on the form if the sample was out of the temp range at the time of collection.
As I already stated, temp no longer becomes a factor once the sample is bagged, tagged, and sent off for analysis. Think about it dude...samples are not and will not maintain proper temp while they are in transit. And the sample will definitely not be in the temp range when its being analyzed at the lab.i figured if i were to try and use quickfix or a synthetic, that it may be too long before the sample gets tested and i'm not sure how long quickfix will hold up in a situation like this one..To view the Board Rules: http://boards.cannabis.com/introduce...ard-rules.html
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