Smokey123

What I am wondering is if the specific gravity in human urine can test too high? My understanding is that dog urine, other types of animal urine, not urine(mountain dew, apple juice, whatever) can be over the SG range and therefore prove as a substitution. But If I follow the sticky thread on dilution with Gatorade, I was planning on making it triple strength Gatorade(I make it from powder so I was just gonna put 3scoops in instead of one), is that along with a little salt, 8-12 rolaids, and a multivitamin when I wake up going to possibly push my SG too high?? I'm more worried about passing the SVT(specimen validity test-creatinine+specific gravity) then the THC test. Any advice, especially from someone who has used the dilution trick before and/or anyone in the medical profession would be GREATLY appreciated.

I think i'm gonna change my name to 'freaking out' at least until next week

nerphroll

I don't think you need to worry about it. Humans are capable of producing both incredibly dilute and incredibly concentrated urine. Full urine concentrating ability can produce urine with an osmolality 6-10 times that of the most dilute physiologic urine. Therefore the upper limit of "normal" specific gravity is probably quite high, and it would make sense to me that validity tests are really looking to see whose urine's sg is too low, not too high.