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The Quick Fix synthetic urine is premixed laboratory urine designed to protect your privacy during a urinary drug (THC, marijuana, cocaine, ecstasy, pollutants) test or nicotine test. The Quick Fix is unisex so a male or a female can use it to pass a drug test test. To ensure passing a urinalysis, the Quick Fix contains all the ingredients normally found in urine and is balanced for pH, specific gravity, creatine level, and several other urine characteristics. The Quick Fix bottle comes with an attached temperature strip and heating pad to ensure the sample is at body temperature. The Quick Fix contains three ounces of synthetic.
Product Directions:
To use, simply pour contents of Quick Fix container into urine cup at the nicotine or drug testing facility. Make sure sample is within proper temperature range of 94°-100°F. The Quick Fix container can be microwaved up to 10 seconds for initial heat. Be sure to pop up the top prior to heating to release pressure. After heating, close cap and shake bottle. If the temperature remains out of range after first heating, repeat procedure. If the temperature is not in range after two attempts, make sure the container has not been over heated above the 100°F (let cool a few minutes). The heater pad without the microwave will require approximately an hour to warm up to range of 90°-100°F. The heater pad can also be taped to the bottle for prolonged heat, and will keep the bottle near 100°F for up to 6-10 hours in an inside pocket of clothing being worn. Some settling may occur. Shake bottle before and after heating, prior to deadline.
Product Warnings:
Current formula of Quick Fix is 5.7-1 Formula information is located on box bottom below Contents description. This product is not intended for use on lawfully administered drug tests and is to be used in accordance with all federal and state laws.
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Warning: this product cannot be shipped to residents of KY, IL, or NJ.
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