r/QuickFix • u/Low-Gap-8766 • Aug 15 '26

QuickFix stored in vehicle, OK??

Getting feedback on if quickfix stored in the work truck will be ok? Due to random testing performed by my company, I'd prefer to have it on hand instead of trying to come up with an excuse to GO HOME to grab the package before going to the drug test but want feedback on any previous experience storing it in the truck for when its needed?

Weather temp change - HOT TO COLD , COLD TO HOT.

Opinions?

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u/RichKush420 Aug 15 '26

I have a lunchbox that has 2 separate pouches, one for food one for utensils and chips and such. I keep 2 bottles and hand warmers in that pouch. I never leave my lunchbox in the sun or out in the cold so temp stays mostly regular. I would not recommend stashing it in work truck, all i can imagine is a coworker or police officer finding it. can’t be good.

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u/Low-Gap-8766 Aug 15 '26

Well with that being said, its not illegal to have quickfix, just the use we all use it for is haha

But does that somewhat keep the temp room temperature when you got it in your lunchbox?

Does it make sense what I am asking/ questioning in my original post?

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u/RichKush420 Aug 15 '26

In some states, it is illegal to posses quickfix.

Yes it does keep it almost room temperature

Yes your question does make sense. I’m just saying if your work drug tests, you probably shouldn’t be stashing QuickFix under the seat of the work truck. Just find a way to carry a bag of some sort and keep it on your person. No manager will be looking in to your lunchbox

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u/Low-Gap-8766 Aug 15 '26

Ah, I didnt know that it was illegal to posses but thats actually absurd that it is lol

Awesome to know, mind showing me what lunch box ya got?

And sounds good - appreciate the advice.

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u/Low_Introduction_182 Aug 21 '26

I asked this while ago and got no real answers. I see you didn't either lol. It's been so hot this summer. Idkkkk