Synthetic Urine Warm Lab Report

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How Do You Keep Synthetic Urine Warm for a Drug Test? As much as 95% of employers favor urine testing as a method for drug testing, and this one piece of statistic may have positively affected the trend and demand for synthetic urine over the years. Why do you need to keep synthetic urine warm? Since drug testing centers do not typically check for a sample’s validity, testing authorities use an improvised technique of checking the sample’s temperature. Urine is warmed by the body, and it only logically follows that a fresh sample should also be warm. Otherwise, it must have come from somewhere other than your body. Synthetic piss must be kept warm if you wish to pass the first, unspoken test of drug testing and, in many cases, if you wish to …show more content…

Temperature in most office rooms are kept within 69°F to 73°F which is far too cold for an acceptable sample. A sample with a temperature out of the normal range may be immediately received with suspicion because urine will hold temperature in this range as long as it is received in 4 minutes or less. Container cups for the samples also usually have a built-in thermometer that registers the temperature of the piss as soon as it enters the container. So while fake urine is easy enough to acquire, hiding and using the urine to successfully pass a drug test can prove to be more difficult. Microwaving synthetic urine Microwaving fake piss is by far the easiest way to fake your way through the test. All you need to do is place the fake urine in a microwave-safe container and heat it in a microwave for about 10 seconds. You can use a temperature strip to test if the sample is usable. Leaving the urine in for a longer period will give it an unusually high temperature and this is where it gets tricky. You can wait for the sample to cool down a little, but know that synthetic urine can be destroyed by too much heat. If you believe you have an overheated sample, it may be best to just discard it and just use another. Using hand

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