Most of the older formulas of Urine Luck can be detected. Formulas 1.0 through 5.9 are detectable by the labs; however, these products have not been sold for years. If the Urine Luck is detected, it will show up as high level of chrome, chromates, or chromium. The tester not following directions usually causes this. If the entire bottle of Urine Luck is added to less than 3 ounces of urine, the chromate levels will be too high. Labs will often call the sample adulterated, presence of masking agent, or the presence of a blocker.

With current formulations of Urine Luck 6.6 and higher the directions state, "to shake both vials and add contents of vial to 2-3 ounces (60-90ml) of urine". If an individual fails to follow directions and adds the vials of Urine Luck to less then 2 ounces of urine the sample will be rejected as adulterated because the pH will be less than 3.0 or too acidic.

Urine Luck QUESTIONS:

1. Will Urine Luck work if it has been frozen?
   Yes, thaw the vial and bring to solution back up to body temperature before using.
2. Does Urine Luck work on screens?
   Urine Luck is not recommended for screens. It is 80% effective on screens. If the tester is positive they have a screen only with no GC/MS, a product different than the Urine Luck should be used.