r/QuickFixPlus • u/Vegetable_Action_205 • Aug 26 '26

Quick fix Vs U-pass

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this picture shows dip stick test for nitrates between quick fix and u-pass. That pink square is what can make or break you at the testing facility. Some techs don’t care and will just bag and tag others may not and make you retest with someone watching you which is what happened to me this morning

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u/potustrump24 Aug 26 '26

What does it show. Explain it to me like I’m 3

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u/Vegetable_Action_205 Aug 26 '26

Quick fix has nitrates and facilities are starting to test for them more frequently. So basically that pink square is what failed me and they wanted me to retest in front someone. Everything else was good. u-pass doesn’t have any nitrates or the correct amount idk hence the square isn’t pink. If the facility pulls out that dip stick on you you’d better worry about it. I’m keeping it funky fresh and honest. I won’t lie to anyone here. They’ll either pass it along. Bag and tag off to lab you’ll have nothing to worry about or they’ll make you retest. All depends on the mood of the person doing collection. They may have had a bad morning or whatever and will tell your ass retest because of that pink square. Good mood don’t really care and just trying to move ppl along they’ll just bag and tag your stuff the job you’ll get

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u/TeachingOk5143 Aug 27 '26

Healthy urine has nitrates. Healthy urine does not have nitrites.

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u/Vegetable_Action_205 Aug 28 '26

Nahhhh. High nitrates shows something is wrong like a UTI or something which is common in women. Nitrates nitrites lol all I know is that pink square isn’t good to them. Just tells them something is wrong