Adulterants

Adulterants are merely common household products such as salt, bleach, eye drops, lemon juice, dish washing soap, vinegar, etc., placed in a sample in an effort to mask the trace of drugs in the urine. They can also be detected with simple lab tests. Laboratories have grown wise to the use of adulterants, and for this reason samples are regularly tested for their presence. Your sample could be tested for pH, creatinine, specific gravity and/or temperature. Labs will also inspect the color, consistency and odor of a sample. Any adulterant can affect the physical characteristics of your sample, resulting in further testing and scrutiny. Don't jeopardize your chance of passing a urinalysis by adding foreign chemicals or unnatural substances to your sample.

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