Quick Fix Synthetic Urine 6.0 Formula Halted Because of Issues in Ohio Labs

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Well that sucks, looks liike we are back to Quick Fix Urine 5-7.1 formula. At least Spectrum Labs is honest and admits there is a problem.

"The Quick Fix Synthetic Urine 6.0 Formula I recently wrote has been has been halted in manufacturing by Spectrum Labs and they will be going back to the 5-7.1 formula till they can figure out why some test in a hand full of Ohio drug test labs are coming back invalid. Spectrum Labs just reported that the new 6.0 formula was working in all states and Canada, except for Ohio. Apparently a few labs in Ohio were flagging the test as invalid and Spectrum labs is attempting to figure out what is causing this.

Spectrum Labs reports that the Quick Fix Formula, "5.7-1 is still a good and current". This means people who are located in Hawaii, Oregon, Washington, West Virginia, California, Ohio, and Canada have to purchase the Canadian Quick Fix Urine 5-7.1 formula since those labs test for the presence for Uric Acid also known as Urea and anyone else not located in those states or Canada can continue to use the regular Quick Fix Synthetic Urine 5-7.1 Formula."

source: Quick Fix Synthetic Urine 6.0 Formula Halted Because of Issues in Ohio Labs | Drug Testing Insider

adsad Reviewed by adsad on 10-17-2013. Quick Fix Synthetic Urine 6.0 Formula Halted Because of Issues in Ohio Labs Well that sucks, looks liike we are back to Quick Fix Urine 5-7.1 formula. At least Spectrum Labs is honest and admits there is a problem. source: Quick Fix Synthetic Urine 6.0 Formula Halted Because of Issues in Ohio Labs | Drug Testing Insider Rating: 5

[420alldayandnight]

yep failed with it

[Magic_Boots]

Anyone else out there have experience with this? I just ended up with 4 boxes of QuickFix but it's all 6.0. Live in Colorado, so got the version with Urea. Should I be good to go, or is it risky business to use 6.0 here?

Reference: Test will be a 10-panel

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Anyone else out there have experience with this? I just ended up with 4 boxes of QuickFix but it's all 6.0. Live in Colorado, so got the version with Urea. Should I be good to go, or is it risky business to use 6.0 here?

Reference: Test will be a 10-panel

Call Spectrum Labs and ask them.. They will give you the best answer.