Does labcorp ROUTINELY perform specimen validity testing?

[Jani]

In order to protect my privacy, yesterday I tested at LabCorp using synthetic urine. The substitution went off without a hitch, but now I am reading from several sources that LabCorp is automatically testing for synthetic. I do not live in a state where synthetic is illegal, temp was right, etc. The LabCorp website says this test is "available" but not that it is routinely done.

Does anyone know what the current LabCorp procedure is? This is a REALLY good job for me. Am I screwed?

Jani Reviewed by Jani on 07-19-2012. Does labcorp ROUTINELY perform specimen validity testing? In order to protect my privacy, yesterday I tested at LabCorp using synthetic urine. The substitution went off without a hitch, but now I am reading from several sources that LabCorp is automatically testing for synthetic. I do not live in a state where synthetic is illegal, temp was right, etc. The LabCorp website says this test is "available" but not that it is routinely done. Does anyone know what the current LabCorp procedure is? This is a REALLY good job for me. Am I screwed? Rating: 5

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In order to protect my privacy, yesterday I tested at LabCorp using synthetic urine. The substitution went off without a hitch, but now I am reading from several sources that LabCorp is automatically testing for synthetic. I do not live in a state where synthetic is illegal, temp was right, etc. The LabCorp website says this test is "available" but not that it is routinely done.

Does anyone know what the current LabCorp procedure is? This is a REALLY good job for me. Am I screwed?

Those test are only done only if your employer paid extra for the specimen validity testing when they outsourced their drug testing to LabCorp. So it hard to say if they did or not.

There is a few people spreading lies that synthetic urine can not pass specimen validity testing.

You can read about the Campaign to Discredit Synthetic Urines Like Quick Fix to learn more.

If you used a synthetic urine like quick fix, you'll be fine, it can pass the specimen validity testing.

[killerweed420]

The Canadian version of QuickFix passes these tests.
If the job entails working with equipment or other hazardous jobs they fall under the dominion of the DOT federal protocols. For any of those tests synthetic works fine. And for most others it works fine. The problem is with some drug testing facilities are offering the added test to see if its fake or not. The Canadian version of QuickFix is supposed to even pass those.
Mine are always DOT type tests so I don't bother with the canadian version.

[Jani]

Thanks guys! I'm breathing a little easier, but I have no way to know if the SVT was ordered by the company I want to work for. It's done now and I can't undo it. It's been 24 hours now and I'm hoping no news is good news. I'll post a follow up when I find out the results.