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I'm aware this type of question is asked on these forums, however this particular question is very specific to my situation. So I've been testing my first morning void for the past week or so (15) days clean so, I've been passing with a painfully faint line (some darker then others, some seemingly invisible ) it seems like the line is getting fainter recently , at any rate I've tested my 5th void today after testing my my first morning void .... Now with the lap testing and no dilution I'm assuming I'm still dirty since I pass some (barley) and others could easily be interpreted as a fail since it so faint .... Would a partial dilution help in a lab test approx 20fl/oz of powerade it has 260 mg sodium and 50% b2/b12 vitamins .... I just do not want to ruin my creanine levels .... Burnttoast, fakeboobs? Anyone knowledgeable ?

Sirtokallot Reviewed by Sirtokallot on 10-29-2013. Home to lab testing I'm aware this type of question is asked on these forums, however this particular question is very specific to my situation. So I've been testing my first morning void for the past week or so (15) days clean so, I've been passing with a painfully faint line (some darker then others, some seemingly invisible ) it seems like the line is getting fainter recently , at any rate I've tested my 5th void today after testing my my first morning void .... Now with the lap testing and no dilution I'm Rating: 5

[Burnt Toast]

Contrary to popular belief, a faint line is no indicator of a person "barely" passing or not. Even synthetic urine controls, which contain no drug metabolites at all, can produce faint lines on an assay. A faint line is still a negative. A negative is a negative.

Even if an untrained tech were to misinterpret a faint line as a "fail", and sent the sample off to the GC/MS, the sample would still come back as a negative.