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MMS1 and drug screen panel 19 Jan 2022 07:18 #73551

Luvli1
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Hello,

I recently started my first “test run” of MMS1. So far so good! Today was my final day of the starting procedure and tomorrow I will be diving into protocol 1000.

As I lay here in bed, it dawned on me that my quarterly drug panel screen is coming up in a few days with my employer.
Im a bit concerned that the MMS1 may cause the panel to come back as diluted or inconclusive as opposed to negative. That would be a HUGE no-no!

Anyone by chance have any knowledge or experience with this? Any input would be great.

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