Rubix

So, 6 months ago I used quick fix for a pre-employment test. Passed obviously. What I'm wondering, since they keep the sample for up to a year, will the lab compare that fake urine to the next sample I submit (for which I plan on using my own clean piss). I could just as easily use it again but too much is on the line if I get caught sneaking it in that I am willing to go sober for more than a month while waiting for the job to be offered or w/e.

Can the Dr of osteopath legally assay that it is a different composition of urine due to different amounts of creatine, specific gravity, or pH fluctuation?

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Xil

i'm sure that they could legally and ethically do it.

i highly doubt they would take the time however.


and couldnt differences in creatine, ph, etc be explained by changes in diet, vitamin regiment, etc? it seems like any difference would be highly inconclusive.


tl;dr i'm no expert, but it sounds like your punking yourself out over nothing

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Rubix

O I know I am but I've just never heard of it happening

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Mafoo

i would be really surprised if they even stored the sample.

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PLUR
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deadhead94

This, they probably only keep the results on file. Likely only pass or fail and for what.

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BladderPig

You have nothing to worry about.

Labs do not compare one sample to another to verify that it came from the same person. The only way, I could think of, they could even could compare samples would be with a very expensive DNA test.

MROs (Medical Review Officer) are required to be physicians, either MD (Medical Doctor) or DO (Doctor of Osteopathy).

Creatine, specific gravity, and pH are use to ensure that the urine is not diluted and that certain adulterants have not been added. They change every time you urinate.