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Subject: Assay interference


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drained
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Date Posted: Fri, May 11 2012, 13:39:34
 So I get a call this week from lab rep. that I submit to. He asked me what prescriptions I take (which was none) what I take OTC (just ibuprofen, aspirin) whether I was on ABX....blah, blah. blah. He tells me that test I submitted flagged because of an assay interfernce. He said that it was not positive (duh!!!), wasn't dilute but didn't really explain to me what this means or how to avoid it. Just said "well don't worry about it this time, I wont report it (report what I havent done anything to report!) as long as it doesn't happen again"

I was wondering if anyone has ever had this happen? I was on my period would this be the culprit? But the interesting thing about that theory is I submitted 2days in a row but it only showed up on one? I have been testing almost two yrs and never had any problems.
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Re: Assay interferenceJimFri, May 11 2012, 21:31:11
Re: Assay interferenceJimFri, May 11 2012, 21:48:47
Re: Assay interferenceJimFri, May 11 2012, 22:33:15

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