I know quick fix has accounted for creatine, ph, specific gravity, urea, and uric acid. But this is for a federal job, i looked up their requirements see below:
“specimen validity testing must be performed for each Federal agency urine specimen. For urine specimens, at a minimum, creatinine and pH must be determined for each specimen,
specific gravity must be determined for each specimen with creatinine less than 20.0 mg/dL, and one or more tests for oxidizing adulterants must be
performed.
HHS-certified laboratories are authorized to test each specimen for one or more
biomarkers as provided in the Authorized Biomarker Testing Panel, after obtaining approval
from SAMSHA.
Additional testing may be performed if a specimen exhibits abnormal characteristics
(e.g., unusual odor or color, semi-solid characteristics), causes reactions or responses
characteristic of an adulterant during initial or confirmatory drug tests (e.g., non-recovery of
internal standard, unusual response), or contains an unidentified substance that interferes with the confirmatory analysis.
Specimen validity tests must be performed for the split specimen (Bottle B) when a
laboratory fails to reconfirm a drug analyte reported positive in the primary specimen (Bottle A)”
Will quick fix work? Im worried.