Quote Originally Posted by kelly863420
Just giving an idea of something that could possibly help sense they only have six hours and no one else was giving a response .is giving someone an option that could maybe help them pass wrong.?
Yes it can be - due to two operative words ("maybe" & "possibly"). Around these parts, the subject of drug testing is taken seriously. Thats because there are careers, families, and freedoms at stake. The O/P had stated that s/he is a daily user of high-grade MJ. Dilution techniques (such as the one you've suggested, as an example) are far from being a 100% sure thing. They can backfire if the THCA concentration in the bladder is too high. For most daily users, it would be virtually impossible to dilute that concentration enough without sending the S/G and creatinine levels into a downward spiral and sending up the red flags at the lab. With that being pointed out, making suggestions like the one youve outlined to a person on court-ordered probation (and a daily user at that) is downright irresponsible.

To answer the O/Ps question: Since youre on court-ordered probation and youre a daily user, the cards are stacked high against you. Theres really nothing you can do to ensure a sure-fire pass. It would be an entirely different story if you were taking an employment-related U/A, as substitution is an option for that particular situation. But since youre on probation, and probation U/As are almost always observed, subbing would not be a viable option.

Its always been advised to persons on probation that its best they should abstain from any use until their legal entanglements are over.