TheGnome

I know the dilution technique has been proven, but what about bleach?

Many sites have emphasised that adding a few drops of bleach will cover the THC in the tests.

But then comes up the idea of the pH levels being out of wack, but I am sure that with a proper titration before hand to figure out how much acid would be able to set it back to normal, that i could pass.....

Any thoughts? I am going to go buy one of those hometests to see if it works, and then ill go and grab some pH test strips to cheack that out....

Also, does anyone have an idea of the ideal pH level of the sample?

Sorry, quick nother note. Do the GS scans immeditlly pop up as being altered? Or will they need something like a wacky level to be cheacked more closely?

Hawg

Lets think about this a little, If you go to all of the trouble of buying the PH strips and the home tests and integrity strips [if you want to do it right] and then go through all of the bullshit of actually doing it at the testing site, why in the world would you not just go ahead and use the Quick Fix 4.0.

It would be so much easier and would end up costing about the same and you know you will pass.

Not trying to piss you off, but just making an observation.

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lew scannon

Hawg has a solid point. If you are brave enough to sneak in some bleach, then you are brave enough to sneak in a substituted sample.

BTW, ph levels must be in the range of 4.5 - 9.0 to be acceptable, according to the Dept of Health & Human Services.

grillmeats

Good Call/ You and lew are the bomb

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Hawg

Thanks GM and Lew, and Sec 3 [I bet you had to bite your tounge on this one uh?]