Urine Simulation with Powdered Urine Kit

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Instructions

1. Pour the powdered urine in the small vial into the larger 50 ml tube.
2. Slowly fill the tube with water to the very top, screw the blue cap on tightly and shake until the powder is completely dissolved.
3. Apply the temperature strip on the front of the 50ml tube. Open the heater package, peel the paper off of one heater and stick it to the backside of the tube, directly opposite the temperature strip.
4. Before conducting your experiment, verify the temperature is within the correct range (90-100F/32-37C).

Tips and Tricks to pass the urine drug test

• Always call or email in advance of your experiment if there are any questions. Don't guess, ask.
• Before conducting the urine test simulation, you MUST verify that the urine temperature is between 90-100F/32-37C. Any sample outside of that temperature could possibly cause an invalid experiment.
• We suggest you start with room temperature instead of hot or warm water because the heater we give you brings the water up to the correct temperature range on its own. Use one heater, unless you want to get to the proper temperature faster.
• If you do not see any reading on the temperature strip, it is not broken. The urine is either too cold or too hot. The temperature strip is highly accurate, reusable, and the highest quality component of the kit.
• If the urine is too cold, be patient and let the heater raise the temperature. If the urine is too hot, remove the cap and heater and gently blow on the urine until it comes into the correct range.
• Practice cooling the water. Take the tube on its own, go to the sink, and put in hot water, driving the temperature off the scale above 100 degrees F. Gently blow on the liquid until you see the rainbow temperature indicator come into the 90 to 99-degree range. 
• This does two things: It lets you see that rainbow indicator on the temperature strip and gives you experience with bringing the temperature down, just in case the temperature rises above 100 degrees.
• Be sure the heater is not too close to the temperature strip, or the strip will be measuring the heater instead of the water. For a snug fit between the heater and tube, use rubber bands or adhesive tape.
• Unless the urine is too hot, do not take the heater off the tube, or the temperature will eventually fall out of the required range of 90 to 99 degrees.
• Don't jump the gun. These heaters are single-use, so be positive about when your test will take place before preparing the kit.
• If your experiment requires more than 50 ml, take a small vial of water with you, so you can dilute the sample up to the minimum level of 75ml. Be careful not to affect the temperature too much.
• After the urine is ready, here's how to conceal it: Women can use the bra area or adapt to the method men use, which is to wear two pairs of briefs/tight underwear, and slip the tube between the layers. If the tube is in a warm place against the body, the temperature should remain within the correct range for about 30 minutes.
• Extra heaters are available at the time of purchase. They are highly recommended in case the test gets delayed.
• A digital thermometer is also available at the time of purchase. Some people find it helpful in order to provide a wider temperature reading than the strip is capable of. This option is highly recommended for first-time users.
• An option for extra vials (either 50 ml or 15 ml) is handy when the extra volume is needed. Technically, you only need drops to conduct your experiment with, but extra volume is useful if you want to impress the audience. You can dilute the powdered urine that we give with 50 percent more water (25 ml) without causing any adverse effects.