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Holographic77

I have my UA test tomorrow with LabCorp. The form say it will be a "6 Drug-Bund" test. What is this? I have been taking home test kits, and have been getting negatives (although the lines tend to be much lighter than the Control line).

What kind of test is this (gc/ms test vs. EMIT), and do you think my at home test kit results indicate a good chance for me passing (despite having a lighter line than the Control line)?

*On a side note, the at home test kits were performed under normal conditions (ie. no diluting/masking).

Thanks!!

 

jewishjake420

Funny you should mention that test because it is the same test I have to take at rehab. It's a urine screen that tests for 6 different drugs, one of them being THC. It's pretty accurate but I always use a product called Clear FLush to pass my tests. The last time I smoked was on Saturday and I have a test on Monday in which I will most likely be using Clear Flush so I can pass my test. Hope that helps at all.

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Holographic77

Will the above mentioned pre-employment test likely be an gc/ms test or an EMIT screen? I am hoping for the 50ng/ml vs. the 15ng/ml.

IamN2pot

They are the SAME.
EMIT screens 31 THC metabolites and has a cutoff of 50ng/mL for all 31 totaled.
GC/MS only counts 1 THC metabolite, THC-COOH, and thus has a roughly equal cutoff of 15ng/mL. THC-COOH makes up aprox 1/3 of the total THC metabolite count in urine. GC/MS is only used to confirm a possitive from your initial screen(EMIT).
Hope that clears it up for you.
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Holographic77

Thanks, so the first test will most liklely not be a gc/ms test? Correct? Which is a "harder" test to fool, right?

 

Holographic77

The likelihood of a GC/MS test being administered for an initial pre-employment UA test is pretty rare, correct?

IamN2pot

Yep. In urine testing, it is unheard of.


GC/MS is, IMHO, fool proof. It is not 'human' proof and as long as humans are involved, there will be human error, but a GC/MS will hold up in any court.
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