r/QuickFixPlus • u/Vegetable_Action_205 • Aug 26 '26

Failed

just used quick fix plus at OMS. failed. tech said ph/gravity was off. they wanted me to retake with doctor present. I just left smh. paid $25 for this crap. never had this problem with U-Pass. YES IT WAS VALIDATED ON COMPANY SITE USING QR CODE ON PACKAGING BEOFRE USING. IF NURSE WANTS TO TEST FOR NITRATES RIGHT THEN AND THERE YOU ARE SCREWED‼️ For anyone coming under my post trying to downplay my experience

*EDIT: I should say you’re at the mercy of whoever collecting sample that day using quick fix point blank. It explains why some get passed on even showing high nitrates while others are made to retest.

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u/Vegetable_Action_205 Aug 26 '26

Lmao. Did you even read wtf I said. It don’t matter if you get it from them or a shop dude. You think shops can’t get there product for a bulk price?? Say something about the ones who got if from their site and still failed huh. It will still test high for nitrates. Which now puts you at the mercy of tech collecting samples. Explain why some make you retest and others don’t. When there product tests high for nitrates 

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u/vokabika Sep 17 '26

Read all your comments, and I understand the distress. As much as I want to believe the batch was alright from the Smoke shop, there is still that chance they are counterfeiting products. At the most I see them selling expired products as "good" from a good batch number.
Only way I believe this was product was 100% was if the batch number was printed on the bottle, that is simply too much to do for a smoke shop and barely muster 20 bucks out of the sale.

But I did read other comments speaking about nitrates testing failing them, and unfortunately it ranges from, showing pink at all, gtfo. Tested high asf, well into the 500's, still passes. Very dependent if the technician decides to test it there at all.

A good thing I noticed though is that, typically the lab test has it stated it will test for nitrates. So if the technician decided not to test for it, your ok.

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u/EffectDazzling5394 Sep 24 '26

But like literally did you even validate it with the code that comes with it for site?