Angela Mays
12-18-2007, 03:40 PM
Drug Altering Products
Tests for pH and creatinine can aid in the detection of common methods for defeating urine drug tests, including dilution or adulteration of the sample with bleach, vinegar, Visine, sodium bicarbonate, Drano, soft drinks or hydrogen peroxide.
Commercially available adulterants such as UrinAid and Instant Clean Add-it-ive produce glutaraldehyde. Glutaraldehyde is not normally in urine and detection generally indicates use of an adulterant.
Other commercially available products, Klear and Whizzies, produce the presence of nitrate in the urine, which is not normally present. If nitrate is detected in the urine specimen, it is an indicator of adulteration.
The Urinator is a device that the donor wears, allowing him/her to carry a drug-free specimen, unnoticed, into the collection area. The donor maintains body temperature via a self-contained, battery-operated, thermostatically controlled heater.
Urine specific gravity and creatinine values are useful in detecting in vitro (within the body) and in vitro (from outside the body) dilution of urine samples.
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this info came from http://www.sacsconsulting.com/book/book.htm
Tests for pH and creatinine can aid in the detection of common methods for defeating urine drug tests, including dilution or adulteration of the sample with bleach, vinegar, Visine, sodium bicarbonate, Drano, soft drinks or hydrogen peroxide.
Commercially available adulterants such as UrinAid and Instant Clean Add-it-ive produce glutaraldehyde. Glutaraldehyde is not normally in urine and detection generally indicates use of an adulterant.
Other commercially available products, Klear and Whizzies, produce the presence of nitrate in the urine, which is not normally present. If nitrate is detected in the urine specimen, it is an indicator of adulteration.
The Urinator is a device that the donor wears, allowing him/her to carry a drug-free specimen, unnoticed, into the collection area. The donor maintains body temperature via a self-contained, battery-operated, thermostatically controlled heater.
Urine specific gravity and creatinine values are useful in detecting in vitro (within the body) and in vitro (from outside the body) dilution of urine samples.
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this info came from http://www.sacsconsulting.com/book/book.htm