Is This A Good Dilution Plan?

[TheLevityInThis]

Dude, please do post the results on Monday as soon as you find out, if at all possible. I gotta take my test on Monday.

for sure , i will!

TheLevityInThis Reviewed by TheLevityInThis on 01-28-2011. Is This A Good Dilution Plan? I have a pre employment wiz quiz at 8pm tomorrow Morning (1/28/2011) Last time I smoked was Sunday night at around 11PM on (1/23/2011) This is my second attempt at a drug test. The first attempt I tried to sub but was refused because the tempature was above 100 degrees. My employers is now sending me to a different clinic. (They really want to hire me) I am a 6'3 175 pound chronic user, Age 26. I guess my metabolism is average, I live off fast food, eat maybe once or twice a day Rating: 5

[Rindel]

Looks like I am in the same situation as you guys. And levity, burnt toast is right, if you are consistently seeing a line there, then you will pass the lab test. I actually used that exact same test today out of curiosity and failed, but I read in the brochure in there that the line being faint only means that its diluted, but its still a negative.

I wish the both of you best of luck and be sure to post your results!

[TheLevityInThis]

Update on my status.

The Lab that is screening my urine is Clinical Reference Laboratory.

They have an online tool so that you can check the status.

The tool doesn't tell you results but it does show if the results have been reported or not.

According to the site, my results were reported yesterday (1/29/11) at 8:00PM.

Do these labs typically call the testee to confirm a positive?

Just wondering if I should expect a call from the lab asking me if I can explain the positive rsults in my urine.

OR does not hearing from the lab mean I can finally get some sleep knowing I passed?

[Burnt Toast]

In the world of drug testing, no news means good news. You would be notified one way or another if there were any problems with your urine sample.

Typically, the party that is paying for the U/A gets first dibs on the results. If the MRO does call you, consider it a service on the MRO's part and not an obligation.

[TheLevityInThis]

In the world of drug testing, no news means good news. You would be notified one way or another if there were any problems with your urine sample.

Typically, the party that is paying for the U/A gets first dibs on the results. If the MRO does call you, consider it a service on the MRO's part and not an obligation.

Thank you Toast!

One more question.

I took my test on Friday 1/28 and the results were reported on 1/29..

thats a 24 hour turn around on the results

IS that a good sigh as well? Meaning that no confirmation test were required.