Quick fix in hospital test.

[thekiller1324]

Greetings.

I have a drug test coming up in a couple of weeks. I was pretty relaxed after reading about Quick Fix, as I was a heavy smoke until last week, and I'm not sure 3 or 4 weeks would be enough to get clean.

However I hadn't considered my test could very well be at a hospital, and the results might be reviewed together with me. So essentially, they could possibly see everything. I wonder if Quick Fix would survive that? I know it's supposed to have all the characteristics to pass a standard drug test, but what could they do at a hospital? I read some scary posts about them looking for different characteristics, that a synthethic urine does not posses(other than color, odor and foaming. I mean in the formula.)

So is it 100% safe in any situation or should I better try some real urine?

And then my second option. The dilution. I reckon I could take a lot of water, creatine and B12, again for a standard test, but how would that fare in a possibly more complex hospital test? Would they not see some imbalance?

Thanks a lot in advance! And I know these questions have probably been answered somehow, but I've bee lurking around for a week, and you know what fear does to people....

thekiller1324 Reviewed by thekiller1324 on 02-05-2010. Quick fix in hospital test. Greetings. I have a drug test coming up in a couple of weeks. I was pretty relaxed after reading about Quick Fix, as I was a heavy smoke until last week, and I'm not sure 3 or 4 weeks would be enough to get clean. However I hadn't considered my test could very well be at a hospital, and the results might be reviewed together with me. So essentially, they could possibly see everything. I wonder if Quick Fix would survive that? I know it's supposed to have all the characteristics to pass a Rating: 5

[Deige]

Greetings.

I have a drug test coming up in a couple of weeks. I was pretty relaxed after reading about Quick Fix, as I was a heavy smoke until last week, and I'm not sure 3 or 4 weeks would be enough to get clean.

However I hadn't considered my test could very well be at a hospital, and the results might be reviewed together with me. So essentially, they could possibly see everything. I wonder if Quick Fix would survive that? I know it's supposed to have all the characteristics to pass a standard drug test, but what could they do at a hospital? I read some scary posts about them looking for different characteristics, that a synthethic urine does not posses(other than color, odor and foaming. I mean in the formula.)

So is it 100% safe in any situation or should I better try some real urine?

And then my second option. The dilution. I reckon I could take a lot of water, creatine and B12, again for a standard test, but how would that fare in a possibly more complex hospital test? Would they not see some imbalance?

Thanks a lot in advance! And I know these questions have probably been answered somehow, but I've bee lurking around for a week, and you know what fear does to people....

Being at a hospital won't make any difference in the test. Most all UA's are practically the same and QF will beat them all. As long as your batch is up to date(you can check this via their website) and you maintain the right temperature(90-100 degrees) it will work everytime. As far as the dilution, it wouldn't hurt to stay clean, exercise, and eat a high fiber diet up until test time. It's all up to you and whether or not you want to stop smoking. The Dilution and Substitution threads have alot of great info, so I suggest you read up.

[webdox]

A urine test at a hospital is the same as that done at an off location lab. They can run the same test in a hospital, lab, docs office, or in your garage for that matter. It's no different than a blood gas machine. The physical location of where the drug test is performed has no bearing on the result. The variable is the person giving the sample.