Synthetic Urine Requirements
Here we will go over the major synthetic urine requirements that could make the difference between passing and failing.
Keep in mind that having the best synthetic urine in the world will not help you if your temperature is not correct.
The Urinator device and The Urinator BT (Bluetooth model) are the only wise decisions to make if you have a high-paying job on the line.
The Urinator will lock the temperature at 98 Degrees. The Difference between the classic model and the BT model is that the Bluetooth model will allow you to connect to your Android device and view the temperature in real time.
You can get remote ‘real-time’ updates, literally while you sit in the waiting room waiting for your name to be called. You can look at your phone and know the temperature, turn the heating pad on and off, and set discreet vibrational notifications to tell you when your temperature is ready for testing. It has a 16-hour Bluetooth standby mode. You can turn the heating pad off while still connected to the device, then when you need it. You can turn the heating pad on by using your smartphone. It is truly the ultimate next-generation testing device.
This is general information and a comparison of synthetic urines on the market.
All synthetic urines on the market should meet at least the following criteria.
Creatinine levels, in mg/dL, should range from 20 to 400.
pH levels should be within 4.5 to 8.0.
Specific gravity must be between 1.002 and 1.030.
Temperature, within 4 minutes of collection, must be between 90°F and 100°F.
then you should buy from someone else.
Our formula has NEVER needed to be updated. The only reason a company would need to reformulate is if there was a problem and people were failing. We take pride in knowing that we have the best track record in the business and that our synthetic was designed to pass EVERY time from the very beginning.
Synthetic Urine Requirements (Continued)
Never Use a Urine Additive.
They can’t be trusted from any company that sells them.
Beware of any company that says all sales are final.
The Urinator company does have a warranty and a money-back guarantee.
However, look at some of these other companies’ policies and decide if they have real faith in their products:
TestNegative.com: All sales are final as of March 21st, 2017.
Also, take a good look at what they sell:
Spike additive: The world’s smallest additive. Yet seems to only work with an EMIT test. This means if you have a test that gets sent to a lab. a GC/MS or an LC/MS then it probably will not work. (the real question here is. Why sell it, if you don’t get your money back if they send your sample to a lab and you fail? ?)
Well, the price of this magic potion is $130.00. Pretty expensive for something that doesn’t work that well.
Then there is the Incognito Belt – Premixed Synthetic Urine on a belt. However, what they have is special. For $130.00 it should be. It has a sample of premixed urine that is attached to an adjustable belt (stealth belt).
The stealth belt is basically an elastic wrap with Velcro on the ends so that it can attach to your body.
I would not call that stealth, I would say it’s more like an elastic wrap, with a bag of urine attached to it that comes with organic heat pads that may or may not stabilize your sample to the correct testing temperature.
You can buy a sample on other sites that work just as well for $15.00 and have a guarantee.
You can buy an electronically reliable and reusable Urinator for 169.95, or The Urinator BT (Bluetooth model with remote control and monitoring with your smartphone) which is reusable for $239.95. They both come with a warranty and a guarantee from the manufacturer. They always have. Since 1998. Innovative Research stands behind its products.
Professionalism lies in the quality of what you sell and if you will back it up with a warranty. Do you actually do ANY research at all, or do you just sell someone else’s product that you will not even guarantee?
If you tell the truth about the competition it’s not unprofessional. It’s the truth!
Especially when people’s hard-earned money and jobs are on the line.
Testclear.com: Due to the nature of the products we do not accept any returns for any unused products. All sales are final.
These companies will say they have the best products out there. If you check they both have very expensive products compared to most companies for what you get.
But, yet they will accept no responsibility for your results when using their products.
Concerning the Dilution, Adulteration, and Substitution of Urine Samples:
Diluted:
Creatinine in urine should be at or above 2 mg/dL but below 20 mg/dL.
Specific gravity is expected to be higher than 1.001 but less than 1.003.
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Substituted:
Urine creatinine levels below 2 mg/dL.
Specific gravity either below 1.001 or above 1.020.
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Adulterated:
pH levels either below 3 or above 11.
Nitrite concentration exceeding 500 mcg/mL.
Chromium concentration above 50 mcg/mL.
Detection of any of the following substances: Halogen (bleach, iodine, fluoride), glutaraldehyde, surfactant, pyridine, Pyridinium Chlorochromate, or again, glutaraldehyde.
If a website is offering additives for your urine, exercise caution! Almost ALL additives can be found.
Any distributor that still selling detectable products is basically saying they will sell anything for a fast buck.
Numerous additives include substances like:
Vinegar
Soaps
Table salt
Hydrogen peroxide
Eye drops
Bleach
Ammonia.
There’s also an array of commercial additives:
Klear (which can be detected)
Stealth (also detectable)
Some may contain these active components:
Glutaraldehyde
Peroxidase and peroxide
Pyridinium chlorochromate
Laboratories are equipped to screen for these additives.
Be skeptical of products that claim to detox your blood for drug tests — your liver already does an incredible job. If it’s detoxification you’re after, consider health food stores or seeking out dietary supplements online for general wellness, not to pass drug tests.
And what about lab tests like GC/MS versus LC/MS?
They check for the same substances.
The only thing that the labs check for is known foreign chemicals that they call ‘additives’. Since theses can change constantly. They can look for things like Glutaraldehyde (mostly detectable), pyridinium chlorochromate (Urineluck older versions), lithium chloride (Sub solution heat activator).
The testing methods are the same today as they were 25 years ago!
Synthetic urine sample should not have to be reformulated if made correctly the first time.
25 years ago, IRT, Inc. developed Dr. John’s Pee Pee it is now called Urinator brand synthetic..
In 1998, we engineered our synthetic urine with the future in mind, not just what worked at the time. Thanks to this forward-thinking approach, we’ve never had to alter our formula. Dr. John’s synthetic urine has always contained everything necessary, including uric acid and IgG — additions that others haven’t matched. While uric acid and IgG aren’t commonly tested, their absence has led to failed tests.
Even though technology has advanced over the past 25 years, urine testing has NOT.
The only real change has been in the detection of adulterants (not synthetic urine itself).
Back in 1998, labs tested for the same components they do today, with methodologies that have largely remained consistent.
The testing process typically includes immunoassay tests and GC/MS, both used in the past and still in use today. Now there’s also LC/MS, essentially a variant of GC/MS using liquid in place of gas before mass spectrometry.
Normally tests will validate specific gravity, creatinine, and pH levels:
This simply determines if there has been an attempt to dilute the body.
Next is the toxin screening. To reduce costs, labs often begin with an immunoassay test, which checks for antibodies to ingested substances — though this can yield false positives.
Failed immunoassay tests are confirmed using GC/MS or LC/MS.
GCMS and LC/MS represent the most sophisticated testing methods, eliminating false positives.
Interestingly, the technology has remained relatively unchanged for over 25 years, and price doesn’t always equate to quality.
Human urine hasn’t evolved significantly in 10,000 years, and lab test methodologies have been stable for over a quarter-century.
A well-made synthetic sample doesn’t require updates or reformulations if done right initially.
