The key to pulling off a successful dilution is to keep the urine Specific Gravity and Creatinine levels within satisfactory ranges (as determined by the DHHS on Specimen Validity Guidance).

How much creatine and S/G "loading" would require in order for the keep the levels satisfactory would depend on what the persons "baseline" creatinine and S/G levels were prior to dilution - and this varies from person to person - and that person is not going to know this either without testing his/her urines creatinine and S/G with a validity test kit.

Whenever any dilution techniques are utilized, you should always have some validity test kits at hand so you can keep tabs on the creatinine and S/G (handy for Dilution "practice drills" ). These kits are inexpensive and are found online by doing a Google search for "drug adulteration test kits".

The "aspirin" step can be skipped, as outlined in the closing post of the Dilution sticky thread.



It must be understood that dilution techniques (regardless of config) are not a 100% sure thing. They can backfire if the THCA concentration in the body is too high. Particularly for longtime daily users, it would be virtually impossible to dilute that concentration enough without sending the S/G and creatinine levels into a nosedive and sending up the red flags at the lab.