good adulteration test strips

[biggmoneyme]

finally landed a job and will without a doubt be subject to randoms. im clean right now and will be for a while(first pay check lol.) but when i start smoking again i wanted to be able to test my fake urine to see if the specific gravity, creatine, ph, etc is all good. i bought these test strips and didnt read the review until afterwards. im see how they work, but does anyone know of any good test strips they've used and know to be reliable ?


links are appreciated

biggmoneyme Reviewed by biggmoneyme on 06-08-2012. good adulteration test strips finally landed a job and will without a doubt be subject to randoms. im clean right now and will be for a while(first pay check lol.) but when i start smoking again i wanted to be able to test my fake urine to see if the specific gravity, creatine, ph, etc is all good. i bought these test strips and didnt read the review until afterwards. im see how they work, but does anyone know of any good test strips they've used and know to be reliable ? links are appreciated Rating: 5

[biggmoneyme]

i got my test strips in todayand test my quickfix(it passed) ,but ijust put it into the bottle and pulled it out real quick. i got to thinking a little later that i might of contaminated my quickfix. it was literally in the urine for less than a second. insight anyone?

[biggmoneyme]

the pads didnt bleed off into the quickfix or anything so i should be okay to use it if i ever need to?

[Burnt Toast]

the pads didnt bleed off into the quickfix or anything

How do you know this for sure?

Better run a second test on it - but this time use a dropper. Not only do you need to worry about reagent bleed-off into the QF, but you need to worry about bleed-off cross-contamination of the neighboring panels when the strip is withdrawn vertically from the small opening of the QF bottle.
Even the labs use a dropper to avoid a cross-contamination condition.

When using a dropper, drop thick beads of sample on each panel pad and be sure to tip the strip on its side (on a paper towel) to drain off excess.

[biggmoneyme]

How do you know this for sure?

Better run a second test on it - but this time use a dropper. Not only do you need to worry about reagent bleed-off into the QF, but you need to worry about bleed-off cross-contamination of the neighboring panels when the strip is withdrawn vertically from the small opening of the QF bottle.
Even the labs use a dropper to avoid a cross-contamination condition.

When using a dropper, drop thick beads of sample on each panel pad and be sure to tip the strip on its side (on a paper towel) to drain off excess.

well i guess i dont know for sure but i cant see anything with my eyes. lol. and it was literally in the quick for as short of time as possible. but ty for advice once agin burnt