Best Faqs
Quick Fix has a standard shelf life of 2 years which is the longest of any synthetic urine sold. Enclosed in every box, you will find a green insert. This is very important because it contains both your directions and your manufacturing date as well. The batch number or manufacturing date of your fake urine …
Yes. All Overnight, and any order exceeding a $100 value shipped through vendor shippers will require a signature to receive delivery. For Next Day Early AM deliveries an Adult (age 18+) signature is required.
The included heat pack will warm your sample to the desired temperature. Here’s what to do: Open the heat pack and shake it to activate its heating properties. Secure the heat pack to the back of the Quick Fix bottle with a rubber band. Make sure you secure it to the side that is opposite …
To ensure that your sample is prepared correctly, please follow these easy steps: Shake the bottle of Quick Fix and remove the cap. Place the bottle in the center of the microwave. Microwave on high for 10 seconds. Remove the container from the microwave and replace the cap. Make sure it is screwed on securely. …
When preparing your mixture, the goal is to raise the temperature of the liquid to between 90 and 99 degrees. The reason is that when the collector is instructed to measure the temperature of your specimen immediately following the test. If the temperature is outside of this range, it raises suspicion that the sample has …
Yes, if used properly, Quick Fix works every time. In the highly unlikely event that your Quick Fix urine does not work, there is a 100% money-back guarantee. Please note: In order to obtain a refund for Quick Fix in a “I failed claim”, you must provide the test results to back up the claim. Please keep …
No, since Quick Fix 6.2 and 6.3 mimics all of the components of natural urine in its molecular structure, it is undetectable. Properties found inside the synthetic urine sample include creatine, pH balance, specific gravity, proteins color, and foam. As every sample is pretested in a lab setting, it is impossible to distinguish it from …
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