can labcorp tell quick fix is synthetic?

[likinthatokin]

I'm leaning toward using the quick fix method; the drinks and even diluting doesn't seem reliable, and I smoked one day recently and heavily a few weeks before that.

Does anyone know if labcorp will recognize quick fix 5.7 as synthetic? I'm fairly certain I have a good batch, even called to confirm, and I keep hearing that if you get the temp right you're all good. Pre-emp test and I doubt they'll watch, and I have a way to keep the stash hidden in the undies even if they do.

My only concern is the test result will come back non-human urine. I've seen hundreds of posts saying QF works and only 1-2 claiming the lab saw it as synthetic, also heard only Oregon is really testing for that.

How sure is Quick Fix?

likinthatokin Reviewed by likinthatokin on 09-02-2010. can labcorp tell quick fix is synthetic? I'm leaning toward using the quick fix method; the drinks and even diluting doesn't seem reliable, and I smoked one day recently and heavily a few weeks before that. Does anyone know if labcorp will recognize quick fix 5.7 as synthetic? I'm fairly certain I have a good batch, even called to confirm, and I keep hearing that if you get the temp right you're all good. Pre-emp test and I doubt they'll watch, and I have a way to keep the stash hidden in the undies even if they do. My only Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

LabCorp or Qwest don't detect QuickFix because they follow protocols to be federally legal. Some of the smaller state labs don't follow protocol.

[knottynuff]

The 1-2 cases that claimed they failed, most likely failed because they used normal Quick Fix (as opposed to Quick Fix with Uric Acid) in or around Oregon. I keep hearing about how Oregon is trying to crack down on the use of synthetic urine, in a nutshell they check for Immunoglobulin in the sample.

I just used QF and lemme tell ya, IT IS A LIFE SAVER. I would highly recommend using it for any simple pre-employment testing, although I can't say the same for govt. jobs or physical exams. Anyway, I would definately say you're good to go!

[dziendobry4]

i used some shit from ureasample.com and passed a MedTox drug test (huge company). it's supposedly real, freeze-dried human urine

[Burnt Toast]

I keep hearing about how Oregon is trying to crack down on the use of synthetic urine, in a nutshell they check for Immunoglobulin in the sample.

False! Labs practicing in the U.S. are prohibited from doing any form of genetic testing on urine samples collected for a drug test unless authorization is granted by the donor on an entirely seperate and detailed consent form. There are many posts throughout the forum that address the issue of Human Glycoprotein Immunoglobulin G (IgG).

[dianakayc]

I have never used Quick Fix but it is probably the same as the product I use from urineflow.com. I buy a kit and it is more expensive than QF I think. I have been using substitution for 4 years and it has never failed me. Last time was 8/25/10. I am on a random drug testing program and am tested 1-3 times per month to keep my job. I go to Lab Corp. I am not observed. I have time during the day to use the heating pad because I find out by 5am and have until 3:30. So if anyone is in this situation that they have some time, I would recommend the urineflow kits but they take about 90-120 minutes to heat to the correct temp. I understand that QF is microwaveable. Hope you find this helpful. I was scared as hell the first time but after about 100 times substituting I am pretty calm. It has never failed me.

[likinthatokin]

burnt toast and diana, you've eased my mind considerably. I plan to test tomorrow.

strangely enough I took 2 strip tests after diluting and both came back negative, but soooo faint a line that it made me nervous (though I know that's not supposed to matter, but it shows me I may be hit-or-miss). I can't wait for this to be over and pray that they tell me my results on the spot instead of making me sweat it (does anyone know if Labcorp ever does this???)

Damn, so which is riskier, chance using my own possibly-clean void or smuggling in the good stuff?

[likinthatokin]

knottynuff, how do I know if I have "normal Quick Fix" or quick fix with uric acid? I just bought mine recently and it's QF 5.7

The idea of synthetic urine lacking something they'd notice is what makes me scared to use it. Can anyone clear this up? Does QF 5.7 have uric acid, or whatever it'd need for results to come back clean n' human?

[likinthatokin]

ok now I'm reading the canadian version has beads of uric acid to add, meant to fool labs around oregon. I'm nowhere near oregon but still freakin.

As i said my diluted void came up faintly negative twice, so I guess I could add some to the QF for smell and uric acid, but I'd be scared to add much in case I dirty the synthetic...

BurntToast and Killer420, you seem confident. Is my own diluted or QF 5.7 (not from canada) the way to go?

[mascar22]

dude stop trippin hahaha, its gonna work trust me, right after your test your gonna be laughing