Fake It Powdered Synthetic Urine - Your Reliable Lab-Grade Solution!
Experience the utmost precision and reliability with Fake It Synthetic Urine, meticulously crafted to emulate the composition of normal human urine. Our exceptional formula replicates all the essential components found in natural urine, ensuring an authentic and accurate representation. Each batch of Fake It undergoes rigorous testing , guaranteeing meticulous calibration of pH, specific gravity, creatinine, uric acid, surface bubbles, odor and color. What sets Fake It synthetic urine apart is its remarkable versatility. Our custom-made powdered synthetic urine is designed to be universally applicable, catering to both males and females. Unlike pre-mixed liquid urine, which often includes biocides like Glutaraldehyde and or peroxides for extended shelf stability and renders urine Flat and odorless that risks triggering validation screenings, Fake It prioritizes reliability without compromising accuracy. THE TESTING PROCESS
SPECIMEN ACCESSIONING
Technicians are trained in making observation of samples and will if sample was collected in 4 min or less and has acceptable temperature range. If lab SOP so advises they will observe if sample is odorless, colorless or lacking natural surface bubbles when shaken as well as observing any undissolved solids or excessive foaming from additives. At this point a flat, odorless or clear sample may be tossed and ask for another. Granted many "collection centers" process samples and use low grade on site testing cups and only send to a lab if something shows positive. They may not be as trained as certified labs, don't have SOP or LOP for such scrutiny and this leads to why you hear of low quality liquid urine passing especially when they are mass marketed like QF. However, if you look you will find plenty of folks who have samples rejected from these liquid products. It's just a matter of the training at the lab. |
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SPECIMEN VALIDITY TEST
Next after technician notates the specimen observation a SVT or specimen validity test is performed to verify urine has at least the basic perimeters such as creatinine, ph, and specific gravity . This can be done at collection site or with testing at lab
Next after technician notates the specimen observation a SVT or specimen validity test is performed to verify urine has at least the basic perimeters such as creatinine, ph, and specific gravity . This can be done at collection site or with testing at lab
The temperature of the urine specimen should be recorded within 4 minutes of collection. Initially, the temperature should be between 32°C and 38°C and can remain above 33°C for up to 15 minutes. Deviations from this temperature range may indicate the use of a substituted urine sample.
The pH level of normal urine fluctuates throughout the day but usually falls within the range of 4.5 to 8.0. If the pH level is below 3 or above 11, or if the specific gravity is below 1.002 or above 1.020, specimen contamination should be suspected.
Normal human urine should have creatinine concentrations greater than 20 mg/dL. Concentrations below 20 mg/dL are considered dilute, and concentrations below 5 mg/dL are inconsistent with human urine.
Urinary nitrite levels should be less than 500 μg/mL.
If adulteration is suspected or the results fall outside the established ranges, it is advisable to collect another specimen under direct and observed supervision.
The pH level of normal urine fluctuates throughout the day but usually falls within the range of 4.5 to 8.0. If the pH level is below 3 or above 11, or if the specific gravity is below 1.002 or above 1.020, specimen contamination should be suspected.
Normal human urine should have creatinine concentrations greater than 20 mg/dL. Concentrations below 20 mg/dL are considered dilute, and concentrations below 5 mg/dL are inconsistent with human urine.
Urinary nitrite levels should be less than 500 μg/mL.
If adulteration is suspected or the results fall outside the established ranges, it is advisable to collect another specimen under direct and observed supervision.
URINE SAMPLE EVALUATION PROCEDURE
SVT Specimen Validity Test
The evaluation of urine samples is essential for detecting attempts to manipulate or dilute them in order to avoid detection of drug use.
The first step in evaluating a urine sample is to document its temperature and color. To determine if any substances have been added to the urine Various substances, including liquid drain cleaner, chlorine bleach, liquid soap, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, lemon juice, and eyedrops, have been used to manipulate urine samples. Additionally, there are commercial products available that contain glutaraldehyde, sodium or potassium nitrate, peroxide and peroxidase, and pyridinium chlorochromate (PCC) that have been used by products in the past however they are screened for in labs with a SVT (specimen validity test) .
SEE FAKE IT SYNTHETIC URINE UNDER SVT SAMPLE VALIDATION TEST
SVT Specimen Validity Test
The evaluation of urine samples is essential for detecting attempts to manipulate or dilute them in order to avoid detection of drug use.
The first step in evaluating a urine sample is to document its temperature and color. To determine if any substances have been added to the urine Various substances, including liquid drain cleaner, chlorine bleach, liquid soap, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, lemon juice, and eyedrops, have been used to manipulate urine samples. Additionally, there are commercial products available that contain glutaraldehyde, sodium or potassium nitrate, peroxide and peroxidase, and pyridinium chlorochromate (PCC) that have been used by products in the past however they are screened for in labs with a SVT (specimen validity test) .
SEE FAKE IT SYNTHETIC URINE UNDER SVT SAMPLE VALIDATION TEST
Color
Under normal circumstances, urine specimens range in color from pale yellow to clear, depending on their concentration.
Urine samples collected in the early morning are typically the most concentrated and provide the most reliable information.
Unusual colors observed in urine samples can be attributed to medications, foods, or diseases and should be noted on the accompanying documentation for evaluation.
Under normal circumstances, urine specimens range in color from pale yellow to clear, depending on their concentration.
Urine samples collected in the early morning are typically the most concentrated and provide the most reliable information.
Unusual colors observed in urine samples can be attributed to medications, foods, or diseases and should be noted on the accompanying documentation for evaluation.
Creatinine
The normal range for urine creatinine levels can vary slightly depending on factors such as age, sex, and muscle mass. However, in general, the normal range for urine creatinine is typically around 20-100 mg/dL or 1.76-26.52 mmol/L.
Fake it sets creatinine in 80+ mg/ml range
The normal range for urine creatinine levels can vary slightly depending on factors such as age, sex, and muscle mass. However, in general, the normal range for urine creatinine is typically around 20-100 mg/dL or 1.76-26.52 mmol/L.
Fake it sets creatinine in 80+ mg/ml range
Specific gravity
The average specific gravity of human urine typically ranges between 1.005 and 1.030 when measured using a urinometer or a refractometer. Specific gravity refers to the density of a substance compared to the density of water. It is a measure of the concentration of solutes in urine and can provide information about hydration levels and kidney function.
Fake It is set at specific gravity of 1.020 w/ 3oz water
The average specific gravity of human urine typically ranges between 1.005 and 1.030 when measured using a urinometer or a refractometer. Specific gravity refers to the density of a substance compared to the density of water. It is a measure of the concentration of solutes in urine and can provide information about hydration levels and kidney function.
Fake It is set at specific gravity of 1.020 w/ 3oz water
PH
The healthy human pH of urine typically ranges between 4.5 and 8.0. However, the average pH is usually around 6.0-6.5, which is slightly acidic. The pH of urine can vary throughout the day due to factors such as diet, hydration levels, and certain medical conditions.
Fake It will create Ph of 6.0 with neutral bottled water
The healthy human pH of urine typically ranges between 4.5 and 8.0. However, the average pH is usually around 6.0-6.5, which is slightly acidic. The pH of urine can vary throughout the day due to factors such as diet, hydration levels, and certain medical conditions.
Fake It will create Ph of 6.0 with neutral bottled water
Surface bubbles- will create a low normal amount of surface bubbles when shaken
Liquid urine products are essentially water, biocides , creatinine and urea peroxide which render a flat odorless product.
They can also test positive for Glutaraldehyde and oxidizers in the validation screen.
Comparing Powdered urine products
Well their are only two of any mention, Fake It and Sub Solution
Both contain all basic perimeters for creatinine , ph , color specific gravity. made of natural properties that ill list below. The only major difference is that Fake it uses high quality hand warmers and body heat to regulate tempt and Sub solutions chooses to use a chemical additive to create an exothermic heating reaction ( i.e. pointless gimmik) that has been shown to fail you in labs .
This is done with unnatural chemicals most likely Lithium chloride as it is neutral in solution. However, the product needs to target a total SG (Specific gravity) WITH activator compound so the urine is either formulated with a low SG to reach normal value WITH heat activation OR it uses urine at normal levels and will end up with a abnormally high specific gravity WITH the heat activator. This is probably the case as it is not so much a issue if they only look for low SG ( dilution ) and not notice if its too HIGH for normal levels . Additionally the exothermic reaction is short lived.
The only other difference is cost.
Fake it is 30.oo for a single vial with bottle and warmer and sub solutions is 90.00 !
Which lets be honest, they are playing the "you get what you pay for routine" .
Well they are not the only one with this product and we are not playing on your fears like that. They are using a unnecessary gimmick that creates unrealistic specific gravity levels. When you carry the bottle as directed with one side of bottle against skin as a temperature regulator and the warmer as a insulting heat it stays body temp ALL DAM DAY .
We have NEVER heard of a issue in 25 years !
Fake it Properties
Sulfides, chlorides, phosphates and ammonium
Organic
Urea, Uric acid, Creatinine,Alb.
Inorganic
potassium chloride, sodium chloride,magnesium sulfate,ammonium phosphate,
Sub solutions *
Organic
urea, creatinine.
inorganic constituents
potassium chloride, sodium sulfate, calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, ammonium phosphate, ( + lithium chloride )
Well their are only two of any mention, Fake It and Sub Solution
Both contain all basic perimeters for creatinine , ph , color specific gravity. made of natural properties that ill list below. The only major difference is that Fake it uses high quality hand warmers and body heat to regulate tempt and Sub solutions chooses to use a chemical additive to create an exothermic heating reaction ( i.e. pointless gimmik) that has been shown to fail you in labs .
This is done with unnatural chemicals most likely Lithium chloride as it is neutral in solution. However, the product needs to target a total SG (Specific gravity) WITH activator compound so the urine is either formulated with a low SG to reach normal value WITH heat activation OR it uses urine at normal levels and will end up with a abnormally high specific gravity WITH the heat activator. This is probably the case as it is not so much a issue if they only look for low SG ( dilution ) and not notice if its too HIGH for normal levels . Additionally the exothermic reaction is short lived.
The only other difference is cost.
Fake it is 30.oo for a single vial with bottle and warmer and sub solutions is 90.00 !
Which lets be honest, they are playing the "you get what you pay for routine" .
Well they are not the only one with this product and we are not playing on your fears like that. They are using a unnecessary gimmick that creates unrealistic specific gravity levels. When you carry the bottle as directed with one side of bottle against skin as a temperature regulator and the warmer as a insulting heat it stays body temp ALL DAM DAY .
We have NEVER heard of a issue in 25 years !
Fake it Properties
Sulfides, chlorides, phosphates and ammonium
Organic
Urea, Uric acid, Creatinine,Alb.
Inorganic
potassium chloride, sodium chloride,magnesium sulfate,ammonium phosphate,
Sub solutions *
Organic
urea, creatinine.
inorganic constituents
potassium chloride, sodium sulfate, calcium chloride, magnesium chloride, ammonium phosphate, ( + lithium chloride )
Fake It powder synthetic is mixed fresh and thus doesn't contain biocides .
Liquid urine products contain biocides to remain shelf stable and thus will not have any odor.
EVER WOUNDER WHY QUICK FIX IS CALLED VERSION 6.3( as of latest version ) ?
it seems to many it may be changing version every year to cover fact people can fail. as if its all good now . thing is all liquid synthetic urine is basically water creatinine and biocides or sanitizing agents to be shelf stable to be sold in head shops. well a lab performs a validation screen looking for things that are not natural one of which is Glutaraldehyde a disinfectant, it is used to sterilize medical equipment.
the following are random items we found on the internet
Elephant In The Room: Quick Fix failures need to be addressed. It is true that this synthetic urine will work for almost all the people all the time. However, even the manufacturer ( not QF ) doesn’t guarantee the Quick Fix will work 100% of the time.
That’s because the track record of this particular fake pee isn’t spotless. There were two instances, ? ( HA YOU CAN FIND MORE THAN THAT IN A GOOGLE SEARCH )one of the past and one quite recently when Quick Fix failed:
However, if that does happen, the first thing they will look at in 2022 is the presence of biocide. Synthetic urine by itself cannot be detected. However, real urine doesn’t contain biocide and will breakdown and the odor will magnify if not refrigerated. If they detect biocide in your urine sample, it’s a clear indication that you’ve been using synthetic urine to fool a drug test.
One obvious sign noticed apon collection is that is has NO odor.
SO by design Liquid synthetics urine contain biocides and have no Oder
it seems to many it may be changing version every year to cover fact people can fail. as if its all good now . thing is all liquid synthetic urine is basically water creatinine and biocides or sanitizing agents to be shelf stable to be sold in head shops. well a lab performs a validation screen looking for things that are not natural one of which is Glutaraldehyde a disinfectant, it is used to sterilize medical equipment.
the following are random items we found on the internet
Elephant In The Room: Quick Fix failures need to be addressed. It is true that this synthetic urine will work for almost all the people all the time. However, even the manufacturer ( not QF ) doesn’t guarantee the Quick Fix will work 100% of the time.
That’s because the track record of this particular fake pee isn’t spotless. There were two instances, ? ( HA YOU CAN FIND MORE THAN THAT IN A GOOGLE SEARCH )one of the past and one quite recently when Quick Fix failed:
- Failed due to low creatinine levels. This is an old issue that was fixed.
- Failed because biocide was detected. This is and remains the current issue.
However, if that does happen, the first thing they will look at in 2022 is the presence of biocide. Synthetic urine by itself cannot be detected. However, real urine doesn’t contain biocide and will breakdown and the odor will magnify if not refrigerated. If they detect biocide in your urine sample, it’s a clear indication that you’ve been using synthetic urine to fool a drug test.
One obvious sign noticed apon collection is that is has NO odor.
SO by design Liquid synthetics urine contain biocides and have no Oder
labs have become more vigilant in validating suspicious samples. There are increasing reports of people failing drug tests when using liquid urine products . Labs may scrutinize samples if they exhibit unusual color and or a lack of odor or show out of range ph among other indicators that raise suspicion.
Angry Patients Fail Pee Test Using Fake Urine At American Toxicology... Again!
I was surfing around the web just to find out what kind of information was available. Mostly looking for content that was not originating from the American Toxicology website. I was surprised / proud to see that there was actually some discussions about us on some pro-drug usage online forums.
My favorite post was from a upset patient complained about how he tried to use some fake pee for a drug test at our location in Feb 2012 (yes we realize that this is old news, but we just found out about it yesterday).
The following is a quote from the customer of a fake pee product:
"Wow. What a kick in the teeth. I got the dreaded call that my "urine" came back from American Toxicology in Las Vegas as substituted, not human specimen. I actually got brought into HR where the manager and director calmly questioned me. They said that they had caught Quick Fix a few times before, and that that was the reason that they used American Toxicology. Interestingly, AT had signs on its walls warning that they could detect synthetic urine. I thought, of course they're going to say that. Joke's on me." *Anonymos User - sh1th4pp3n5
example #2
#1JckSmrkingRVNG, Jan 9, 2018
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I took a test today with quickfix and it failed immediately. The lab tech ran it through a test strip and quickly pointed to a pink square saying it was adulterated. Then they offered to watch me piss and I said no way. Especially not for the low paying job I was testing for. I will never use it again. I'm an old pro at subbing, I've had 100% success with clean samples from other human beings. Has anyone else had a similar experience?
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Drug tested because I was trying to go back on my ADD medication (Dextrostat/Dexedrine) I purchased a Quick Fix Belt kit and took test. Temperature was correct, all instructions followed to letter. Went to waiting room to await results. Was called back and told that they were going to have to send for further testing as a negative result was indicated by two lines on the panel and all passed except meth which had one line and you really couldn't make out the second line. Received call from Dr yesterday stating they could not prescribe my meds due to the lab results indicating fake urine.
There was ZERO risk of any cross contamination, my theory is maybe a false positive on the fault of the testing strip so they sent off, lab may have checked for proteins, etc to determine if it was actual urine. Any ideas or has this happened with anyone else?
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•2 yr. ago
by
Lord0funicorns
quick fix synthetic urine failed at the doctors office :/my test will come back positive an im afraid that the car company i applied for will not hire me anymore after finding out my results. i hate that i had to take a drug test in order to be considered for an auto sales rep position. i just smoke weed but im still able to live a responsible life. can some one please help me out and give me advice on what i can say to talk my way in to still getting the job. basically i was already offered the job went through all the motions like getting my sales license and what not. will failing my drug test really matter in the auto sales industry?
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Failed quick fix bc tech could tell it was fake but thankfully i have shy bladder
Cannabisheads up that they are starting to send samples out to a more accurate labs. they’ll be able to tell its not a human specimen i ended up having an understanding lab tech for i used thc while on chemotherapy and it’s still in my system some how, so she marked me as shy bladder and warned me that she only didn’t take the fake pee because she didn’t want me to get in trouble for fake pee , and she said if she was to send out the fake pee they would’ve been able to tell and that she thinks i’ll be clean in a week anyways so to come back with my real pee ha ha i was able to reschedule with my employer because “shy bladder” is something you can’t help. i would just try to use your real specimen. if you’re still pissing hot you can try “shy bladder” and they’ll just schedule it further till you can pee more. this lab tech really is amazing i hope she is having the best day ever. ( when I , author of this post pressed on HOW they knew )
she said she could tell by the color and how it was odorless but she didn’t wanna screw me over cuz she knew it was gonna be sent out for further testing and just marked me as shy bladder and told me to come back when i’m clean lol she also felt bad for me so was trying to give me the benefit of the doubt.
I was surfing around the web just to find out what kind of information was available. Mostly looking for content that was not originating from the American Toxicology website. I was surprised / proud to see that there was actually some discussions about us on some pro-drug usage online forums.
My favorite post was from a upset patient complained about how he tried to use some fake pee for a drug test at our location in Feb 2012 (yes we realize that this is old news, but we just found out about it yesterday).
The following is a quote from the customer of a fake pee product:
"Wow. What a kick in the teeth. I got the dreaded call that my "urine" came back from American Toxicology in Las Vegas as substituted, not human specimen. I actually got brought into HR where the manager and director calmly questioned me. They said that they had caught Quick Fix a few times before, and that that was the reason that they used American Toxicology. Interestingly, AT had signs on its walls warning that they could detect synthetic urine. I thought, of course they're going to say that. Joke's on me." *Anonymos User - sh1th4pp3n5
example #2
#1JckSmrkingRVNG, Jan 9, 2018
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I took a test today with quickfix and it failed immediately. The lab tech ran it through a test strip and quickly pointed to a pink square saying it was adulterated. Then they offered to watch me piss and I said no way. Especially not for the low paying job I was testing for. I will never use it again. I'm an old pro at subbing, I've had 100% success with clean samples from other human beings. Has anyone else had a similar experience?
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Drug tested because I was trying to go back on my ADD medication (Dextrostat/Dexedrine) I purchased a Quick Fix Belt kit and took test. Temperature was correct, all instructions followed to letter. Went to waiting room to await results. Was called back and told that they were going to have to send for further testing as a negative result was indicated by two lines on the panel and all passed except meth which had one line and you really couldn't make out the second line. Received call from Dr yesterday stating they could not prescribe my meds due to the lab results indicating fake urine.
There was ZERO risk of any cross contamination, my theory is maybe a false positive on the fault of the testing strip so they sent off, lab may have checked for proteins, etc to determine if it was actual urine. Any ideas or has this happened with anyone else?
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•2 yr. ago
by
Lord0funicorns
quick fix synthetic urine failed at the doctors office :/my test will come back positive an im afraid that the car company i applied for will not hire me anymore after finding out my results. i hate that i had to take a drug test in order to be considered for an auto sales rep position. i just smoke weed but im still able to live a responsible life. can some one please help me out and give me advice on what i can say to talk my way in to still getting the job. basically i was already offered the job went through all the motions like getting my sales license and what not. will failing my drug test really matter in the auto sales industry?
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Failed quick fix bc tech could tell it was fake but thankfully i have shy bladder
Cannabisheads up that they are starting to send samples out to a more accurate labs. they’ll be able to tell its not a human specimen i ended up having an understanding lab tech for i used thc while on chemotherapy and it’s still in my system some how, so she marked me as shy bladder and warned me that she only didn’t take the fake pee because she didn’t want me to get in trouble for fake pee , and she said if she was to send out the fake pee they would’ve been able to tell and that she thinks i’ll be clean in a week anyways so to come back with my real pee ha ha i was able to reschedule with my employer because “shy bladder” is something you can’t help. i would just try to use your real specimen. if you’re still pissing hot you can try “shy bladder” and they’ll just schedule it further till you can pee more. this lab tech really is amazing i hope she is having the best day ever. ( when I , author of this post pressed on HOW they knew )
she said she could tell by the color and how it was odorless but she didn’t wanna screw me over cuz she knew it was gonna be sent out for further testing and just marked me as shy bladder and told me to come back when i’m clean lol she also felt bad for me so was trying to give me the benefit of the doubt.
Used quick fix for a preemployment drug test. The collector said the odor and color were off and requested another sample, which she will submit and send off with the other one (quick fix) what’s going to happen now? CRL lab & I’m in Texas.
Detection times of several drugs.
Amphetamines 2-4 days
Benzodiazepines 3-7 days
Cannabinoids 3-90 days ( single use 3 days - the more frequent and less active the longer it takes)
Cocaine 2-4 days
Codeine 2-5 days
Euphorics (MDMA, psilocybin)1-3 days
Methadone 3-5 days
Methaqualone 14 days
Opiates 2-4 days
To ensure accurate detection of drug presence, it is recommended to analyze the initial urine sample of the day during urinary drug testing. This first-morning urine is usually more concentrated, leading to more reliable results. The length of time that THC can be detected in the body varies depending on factors such as the frequency of drug use, individual metabolism, and body weight. The provided chart includes detection periods that are applicable to both urinary and saliva drug tests.
Can Passive second hand smoke cause you to fail a urine drug test?
Multiple studies have been conducted to investigate the possibility of testing positive for THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) due to passive inhalation. One study conducted by Perez-Reyes et al.105 explored three different scenarios involving urine drug screening (UDS) and passive exposure to THC. The methods involved (1) placing non-smokers in a room with active marijuana smokers for one hour, where the marijuana cigarettes contained 2.5% THC, (2) placing non-smokers in a medium-sized station wagon for one hour after four participants smoked marijuana cigarettes containing 2.8% THC, and (3) placing non-smokers in a room with four smokers who each smoked only one marijuana cigarette.
The study collected 80 urine samples from 12 non-smokers within 24 hours after their exposure to marijuana. Only two urine samples had THC concentrations greater than 20 ng/mL, which is significantly below the required cutoff concentration of 50 ng/mL mandated by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Therefore, the likelihood of an individual testing positive for THC (at the 50 ng/mL cutoff) through passive exposure, as determined by urine immunoassay, is highly unlikely.
study source
Clin Pharmacol Ther. 1983; 34: 36-41
Multiple studies have been conducted to investigate the possibility of testing positive for THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) due to passive inhalation. One study conducted by Perez-Reyes et al.105 explored three different scenarios involving urine drug screening (UDS) and passive exposure to THC. The methods involved (1) placing non-smokers in a room with active marijuana smokers for one hour, where the marijuana cigarettes contained 2.5% THC, (2) placing non-smokers in a medium-sized station wagon for one hour after four participants smoked marijuana cigarettes containing 2.8% THC, and (3) placing non-smokers in a room with four smokers who each smoked only one marijuana cigarette.
The study collected 80 urine samples from 12 non-smokers within 24 hours after their exposure to marijuana. Only two urine samples had THC concentrations greater than 20 ng/mL, which is significantly below the required cutoff concentration of 50 ng/mL mandated by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Therefore, the likelihood of an individual testing positive for THC (at the 50 ng/mL cutoff) through passive exposure, as determined by urine immunoassay, is highly unlikely.
study source
- Perez-Reyes M, Di Guiseppi S, Mason AP, Davis KH
Clin Pharmacol Ther. 1983; 34: 36-41