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12-07-2006, 11:08 PM #11Senior Member
Keeping clean specimen for extended amount of time?
Originally Posted by ny2casports89
Originally Posted by ny2casports89
Originally Posted by ny2casports89
Every lab test tests for specific gravity and pH so they probably don't list it because they have been doing it since the beginning of drug testing. Creatinine clearance is an "option" that can be added to the testing menu so that is why they are probably listing it, to instill some fear against dilution. The advice I gave on how to store urine holds true for tests using creatinine clearance or just about anything else that is tested for.Serenity now, Insanity later...
Get a home drug test if you want to know for sure if you can pass a drug test. Drinking lots of water for days and days before the test will not help you get clean quicker. All that water will not make your kidneys work better.
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12-07-2006, 11:14 PM #12Senior Member
Keeping clean specimen for extended amount of time?
When they check the creatinine level, they will also check the pH and SG levels as well.
The creatinine levels and SG levels are checked together in order to arrive at a "diluted" result.
Under US Federal regulations, a "diluted" result is determined when the creatinine level is between 2 - 20 mg/dl and the SG reading is between 1.0010 - 1.0030 on a single aliquot.To view the Board Rules: http://boards.cannabis.com/introduce...ard-rules.html
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12-08-2006, 02:33 AM #13Member
Keeping clean specimen for extended amount of time?
I only provided the facts about the way i get tested then stated my own assumptions about it and thought i made it clear they were my own assumptions.
But i still feel my assumption is pretty valid, considering my situation. My urine sample is collected at my house, it is then put in a bottle sealed and sent to a lab where it is drug tested. The sample could take a couple days to get to the lab depending on when it is shipped, so the drug testing company would have to account for this.
My whole point is, and these are facts, the time between when my sample is collected and the time any drug testing method is used on it, is at least a couple days.
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12-08-2006, 01:18 PM #14Senior Member
Keeping clean specimen for extended amount of time?
Originally Posted by ny2casports89
Originally Posted by ny2casports89
Think about this example. Someone tested in a lab gets a sample from a donor around Tuesday or Wednesday for use on Friday. They go to the collection center after the pickup for Friday but while the center is still open. Maybe they pickup on Saturday, maybe they pick it up on Monday. Because the center assumes the sample is fresh they don't refrigerate it because it can take a little bit of decomp time without it affecting the sample but not this particular sample because it was old to begin with. By the time that sample gets to the lab the next week the sample already has about a week of decomp on it because the person used old urine. The lab might be expecting it to have a little decomp on it but not a week. So when they get the sample and it has grown bacteria in it or the ammonia levels have rised significantly, the lab figures it out and fails the sample. The solution, don't take the chance that this may happen. Don't add decomp time to the decomp time the lab is going add on to the sample through their storage and handling.
I truly understand what you are trying to do but it really is coming out wrong as you are making your sole experience a fact. It is much better to play it safe and avoid the possibility that the sample fails because it is old instead of hoping that the lab doesn't let it sit around too long. How many people here would hate to apply for a new job and go through the somewhat daunting task of keeping the sub at the right temp and sneaking it in only to fail because they didn't store the sample properly before use?
You should have made it clear your drug test is collected at your home and then sent out in the first post instead of saying well if it works for me it will work for you. Not many people give their sample at home, not many at all. If they do get tested by their parents it is usually instant dipstick style testing or they go to the collection center. I would be willing to bet that no one who applies for a job gets their test taken at home. Also, you are not with your sample the whole time so you don't know if it is receiving refrigeration or not. On an employment test the time the sample is collected is recored. But if you are using an old sample you really are not providing the sample at this recored time. It is already aging and it has aged much more than the lab enticipates.Serenity now, Insanity later...
Get a home drug test if you want to know for sure if you can pass a drug test. Drinking lots of water for days and days before the test will not help you get clean quicker. All that water will not make your kidneys work better.
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