Quote Originally Posted by ugulantmorbis
Here's my deal: I'm a white male in my mid 30s who has been a daily smoker for about 10+ years now. I'm 5'10" about 200 lbs who hasn't been working out a lot lately. You know the rest of the story, got a job interview and an offer contingent upon a UA.

Looks like the test will be some time this week (it's Tuesday now but I'm hoping I can push it back to next week) and I smoked as recently as Sunday. I did a joint-a-thon last Friday from which I'm still feeling a little high.

I figured that going with dilution or some similar method is probably pointless since I've smoked so recently and have been a chronic smoker for a number of years. So I purchased some Quick Fix 5.7.

Of course, I'm nervous as hell. Mostly about getting the temperature right. How difficult is it to calibrate the temperature on these things and keep it (mostly) constant?

Can I get some advice from people who have used QF in the past? Thanks!
It's pretty simple if you use your body as a heat source. Crouching it or strapping it to the inside of your thigh(where i put it) will keep your temp at 96-98 degrees. Just warm the QF for 10 seconds in the microwave, attach the hand warmer to one side and stick the other side right up to your skin.

You may want to purchase a baby thermometer to monitor temperature. It's just a little more accurate than the one attached to the bottle. Just practice heating and crouching it. You can reheat the QF as many times as you like.
Deige Reviewed by Deige on . Another UA Story Here's my deal: I'm a white male in my mid 30s who has been a daily smoker for about 10+ years now. I'm 5'10" about 200 lbs who hasn't been working out a lot lately. You know the rest of the story, got a job interview and an offer contingent upon a UA. Looks like the test will be some time this week (it's Tuesday now but I'm hoping I can push it back to next week) and I smoked as recently as Sunday. I did a joint-a-thon last Friday from which I'm still feeling a little high. I figured Rating: 5