A supplement question, but not

[MJF]

I have two types of drug testing at work. One is a DOT urine test and the other, is an industry specific hair test. I assume both are just looking at recreational drugs. But I was considering a blast and adding in some hcg. Hcg could show up as a positive pregnancy test right?

Here's what I'd like to ask. What legal otc supplements might mimic hcg and possibly eq and one of the AI's? I think some places sell an oral hcg which probably does nothing, but that doesn't matter. I want a grocery list of otc supplements that if something happens to show up on a test, I can give to them and maybe, possibly explain any positive test. You know, tell them I'm on creatine, tribulus, walmart hcg, erase, etc, etc and hope they would either find traces of whatever was positive or just give up and say, you're a dumbass for taking all that but you get to keep your job.

 

[Hypnotix]

Hmm, I know for sure Jack3D original formula would give an amphetamine reading. I vaguely remember a friend stating C4 would do it also.. he's in the military and has regular screenings, but idk if his statement was true.

Not many places care to test for AAS, let alone want to pay the outrageous amount to test for everything.

 

[MJF]

I always hear that steroid testing is too expensive to worry about. Last night while researching, I found a home steroid test kit for $84 on amazon.

I do take c4 though pre workout.

 

[Hypnotix]

1. Who knows how effective the amazon test is and what exactly it's checking for.. as there are a lot of things, steroids and steroid related out there.
2. If the company you work for is large, and hypothetically it cost them the 90 bucks off amazon.. per person. That'd really start to add up when they are already paying for the other stuff, and the specialist by the hour to test everyone.

I would imagine you'll have no issues sir, but there's always a chance I suppose.

 

[MJF]

I think I'll most likely be ok too. It would definitely be hard to explain a positive pregnancy test though. I figure they would at the least figure I used a pregnant woman's urine and that would cause problems.

But I googled a bunch of stuff. Some anti estrogens and fake hcg drops. Amazon is amazing and sells everything. I have a list of 20 things.

 

[tbonexl]

Otc stuff is mostly garbage and a waste of money...

 

[MJF]

Yes. But if one tiny little compound in one of them, or a combination of compounds within the large list when mixed together might possibly explain away something and save a $100k+ job, it would be worth it. I don't plan to buy them though. I may buy a couple different ones just to hand them a bottle if needed. The rest will just be a lost that I say I've taken recently but "just ran out".

 

[Southernfish]

I had to pee for DOT for years, they do NOT test for AAS. Now as far as the hair follical test is something im unfamiliar with. I have been drug tested for work for 10 years now and unless specified the test will not test for anabolics. Far too expensive for companies and only a few labs have the ability to actually test for it. An employer must request a test for anabolics, it is NOT part of a regular drug screening.

As far as supps go, there are no supps that will give you a positive reading for amphetamines. Some can trigger a false positive but NONE convert into amphetamines.

Be careful with script meds as ones with codine will trigger a false positive for opiates and things like ephedrine will trigger an inncorrect reading as well.

As far as OTC that mimic AAS or ancilliaries.......no such thing bro

Hope this helps.

 

[darkwing86]

blood tests show much more recent activity of drug / medication uses . The hair test would be the one that shows things used from a very very long time ago . could just be they want to see if u use anything , or ever did in the past . as Schredder was saying , maybe they don't test for aas .as far as product that mimics hcg , only closest thing ive ever heard to that was HCGenerate . do a search and check it out . as far as something like an AI ... im sure ive seen otc products that claim to lower estrogen . test booster . Why not just walk into your closest health store (GNC , popeyes) etc and look/ask around . u can always just type in estrogen control supplements otc in google too . im sure ull find a bunch of online stuff

 

[darkwing86]

check these out . estrogen blocker related : Novedex -xt , inhibit e .
hcg related : HCGenerate
Test booster related ; DAA , or any from store .
pct related : pct assist .

all these found easily using google search . the internet .

 

[HonkyMcMofo]

Employers don't test for AAS, and they don't test guys for pregnancy.

 

[Hypnotix]

I forgot to mention, a positive for pregnancy in a man, can just be a sign of testicular cancer or serious problems of some sort. Might be able to use that..

False positives was what I was thinking of, yes. Thanks.

 

[Harnold]

I always hear that steroid testing is too expensive to worry about. Last night while researching, I found a home steroid test kit for $84 on amazon.

I do take c4 though pre workout.

no way that $84 test is even close to being accurate bro. real steroid tests are very expensive.

 

[Southernfish]

no way that $84 test is even close to being accurate bro. real steroid tests are very expensive.

Ya dont waste your money on that. There is no way that thing will be acurate. Also, depending on the employer, some are going to want the pre screening to show nicotine use as well. Ive never experienced this but have heard about it.

 

[Buzzbait]

I can pretty much say with certain that your work is not testing for AAS. Test's used by the DOT and Federal government checks for cocaine, amphetamine / methamphetamine, opiates, PCP, and THC. Hell it wasn't till '90 or '91 that AAS became a class III controlled substance. I've had to be tested for past 15 years, trust me bro, AAS or HCG doesn't need to be a concern. Worry about second hand cannabis at a concert more