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Does anybody know if there are any reasons that nsi-189 might produce a hot urinalysis? Also the same for Tianeptine.

 

I've stopped Tianeptine as I no longer need it, at least for now, but continue NSI-189. Does anybody think there's any reason to be concerned?

[ZHMike]

what do you mean by hot? It wont flag for anything illegal if thats what your worried about

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Yes, that is my concern. Or anything legal which requires a prescription.

[ZHMike]

well tianeptine is essentially over the counter in the states, not controlled and no prescription required.  NSI is so new, this would also be fine, urinalysis does not always mean they are testing for drugs either.   Usually it is just for physical and microscopic appearance of the urine. Even if they were testing for drugs they would test for illegal drugs, which NSI is not.  Maybe someone else will chime in, but I would say with high confidence that you are safe.

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Well,

It's pre-employment urinalysis, so they will definitely be checking for everything. Which as you say, illegal drugs of which I have nothing to do with.

 

But it's better safe than sorry, I'd hate to interrupt my NSI-189 cycle, and it will have been over a week since tianeptine use.

[ZHMike]

you will be fine, unless one of the metabolites of NSI is crack, which would explain why it works so well.  In all seriousness I would not be concerned at all, good luck with the job.  I still have not tried NSI, but have kept up with the thread pretty well,  I am waiting for the MRI data.. but might try it anyway. 

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Thanks.

 

I'm also very interested in the MRI data, and if they are just holding it back to either increase / decrease speculation for stock value (hold it up longer if it's bad, increase it if it's good).

 

Or perhaps it's just really difficult analysis and is taking time...

[MizTen]

You can get self-test kits from Amazon for a number of controlled substances. They are cheap and appear to be fairly accurate. So if any of the noots you are taking resemble these in urinalysis they should show up.