Is 91F too cold?

[NGC1300]

I achieved a little over 91F by crotching the bottle for about 45 minutes.

Is this too cold?

Next I will try pre-heating the bottle and crotching it longer.

NGC1300 Reviewed by NGC1300 on 12-28-2010. Is 91F too cold? I achieved a little over 91F by crotching the bottle for about 45 minutes. Is this too cold? Next I will try pre-heating the bottle and crotching it longer. Rating: 5

[NGC1300]

update:

I achieved 96.8F by pre-heating, and crotching it for a little over an hour.

I'm going to try it again, just to make sure I have this down.

[86lows]

temp needs to be between 94 to 100

[NGC1300]

well, I'm getting a consistent 95F just by crotching.

I hope I can pull this off.

[Burnt Toast]

Have you been practicing the pouring of the sample from the bottle to the "sample cup" (using warmed water instead of urine)? If so, you would notice a temperature drop which is a natural occurrence whenever warmed liquids are transferred to a cooler container. The temp drop can be as much as 5 degrees depending on how cold the empty sample cup is.


During practice, shoot for about 99-100F at the sub bottle, and after pouring into the cup, make note of its temp drop for 4 minutes. I say 4 minutes because at the facility, the collector is supposed to recieve the urine sample and check its temp within 4 minutes after being voided by the donor.

Oftentimes when I encounter an empty sample cup that is cold (due to the A/C being turned way up at the facility), I "prewarm" the empty sample cup by tucking it in my armpit as Im closing the bathroom door, unzipping, etc.

[NGC1300]

well, the test wasn't too bad.

The nurse didn't seem to pay much attention to the temp. She just dumped it in the collection tube and bagged it.

Feeling confident, so I went and got some weed. Haha.