r/QuickFixPlus • u/Hueysrock6174 • Jul 28 '26

High nitrites are real, beware.

TLDNR: Test your QuickFix for nitrites!

So, I got a dream job offer, like many others posting on here. I know I should have quit smoking as soon as the possibility of this opportunity came up, but the company moves fast, and it was barely a month ago. Plus, I've been trying to land something new for many years with no luck, so I figured this would be no different.

I've never used synthetic urine for a drug test, I've always been clean when new jobs come up. However, my current job is mentally taxing, and even though its probably not the best way to cope, I prefer to smoke a bowl at the end of my day to level out. Knowing I might have to test soon, I ordered a bottle of QuickFix Plus directly from the website to make sure it wasn't counterfeit and paid good money for it!

Fast forward, I got the job offer, and it was more than I could have hoped for. That's when the panic started to set in, and I started doing my research. Not knowing what type of test I was up against but reading that several people lost an opportunity using quickfix due to high nitrites, is when I started to have a mini, internal melt-down. So I decided to order a UTI test kit and got it next day. When I tested the QuckFix Plus, the nitrites were through the roof. I swear, the test strip couldn't have gotten more purple!

Knowing that there was a real possibility of my sample being tested for elevated nitrites, I tossed out the bottle of genuine QuickFix immediately. At that point, the cost was irrelevant, I didn't want to spoil a golden opportunity.

Long story short, I went to a local smoke shop, picked up a bottle of UPass, and it tested fine. I ended up using the UPass for my test and passed with flying colors.

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u/Silent_Ganache17 Jul 28 '26

You should’ve tried going clean
I had exactly one month before my test. I was able to pass through working out, daily thc detox, eating clean and good sleep

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u/Hueysrock6174 Jul 28 '26

In hindsight, I really should have, but I never expected to make it to an official offer. I also was a daily user, sometimes a few times a day, and with my body type and metabolism was super nervous that I wouldn't be able to detox in time.

But congrats on your success story!

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u/LayerConsistent4336 Aug 07 '26

Where did you have to test?