Cheap Product To Pass Urine Test

[DaDevilLettuce]

I've tried many Detoxifications and I have to say that the cheapest one worked the best. If you have at least 5 days before your test this will work. The product is a simple Yogi Detox Tea that can be found at any local supermarket.
Drink a box (about 15 bags) within the five days and you [I]should[I] be good.
Pros-Clean system without the fake pee, someone else's urine, etc.
Cons-Not to tasty, and you cannot smoke during this time.

Hope this helps.

DaDevilLettuce Reviewed by DaDevilLettuce on 11-20-2010. Cheap Product To Pass Urine Test I've tried many Detoxifications and I have to say that the cheapest one worked the best. If you have at least 5 days before your test this will work. The product is a simple Yogi Detox Tea that can be found at any local supermarket. Drink a box (about 15 bags) within the five days and you should be good. Pros-Clean system without the fake pee, someone else's urine, etc. Cons-Not to tasty, and you cannot smoke during this time. Hope this helps. Rating: 5

[webdox]

I've tried many Detoxifications and I have to say that the cheapest one worked the best.

Yep, the cheapest one does work the best... time and exercise, they both are free. There is NO product that can detox the body of THC. /thread

[Burnt Toast]

Pros-Clean system without the fake pee, someone else's urine, etc.

If you take the claims made by the manufacturers and shills of these products at face value, then I have some oceanfront property in Kansas thats for sale at a fire-sale price.
There is no product, nothing that can rid the body of THC other than time and exercise as Web pointed out.

ALL detox products "work" because of dilution. They do not rid the body of THC, as the sales pitches would like the consumer to believe. You can spend up to $200 on a magic elixir and accomplish nothing different than what can be accomplished using just vitamin B2 and water. They are nothing but a scam to capitalize on the so-called "war on drugs" by preying upon the uninformed and credulous and taking their cash. Cannabis users are victimized enough by the so-called "war on drugs" without these vulturing scam artists swooping into the mix. :wtf: