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| Don't worry, I wasn't planning on doing this, but I was wondering if anyone has any experience with using pet urine for substitution, I guess a dog would be easiest. A bit hard to collect but not impossible. This would be for somone who either has no friends or wants to keep their habits a secret. I doubt the animal/human divide would matter much as far as the test goes. Has anyone ever gone to such lengths??? ![]() |
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| Animal urine may have worked a decade or two ago when specimen integrity checks werent in place, but its a whole different ball game now. Canines have a normal creatinine level of 1.5 - 2.0 ng. That would not fly with the integrity checks. Any creatnine level under 2 ng is considered "not consistent with human urine" (aka substituted specimen). |
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| Well there you have it. thank you. ![]() |
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