I Tried Ultra Eliminex to Pass a Drug Test: Here’s What Happened

Ultra Eliminex is a 32-ounce cleansing drink available in several flavors, primarily marketed to heavy users who need to pass a urine drug test.

It claims to be “the best product for your cleansing needs,” boasting superfoods, cleansing herbs, key vitamins, and minerals. However, its main use for many is to cleanse urine before a drug test.

I decided to put this drink to the test, and it worked for me. However, I suspect it might not hold up in a real drug test. More details on that below.

Personal use experience

About me:

I’m 6 feet tall, weigh 187 lbs, and have about 22% body fat. I’m physically fit and engage in roughly an hour of cardio training each day.

I’m also a regular edible consumer, typically consuming less than 5mg up to five nights a week for the past ten months. So, I have a fast metabolism and am in good shape.

To ensure my review was accurate, I maintained the same healthy diet plan for the last six months while testing the products. I also continued drinking about 70 ounces of water each day.

Changing water drinking habits can affect the outcome of these tests, so I made sure my water intake and diet did not influence the results.

Before each test, I stopped using weed for three days, as most products recommend.

Instructions:

1. Drink the entire bottle at a steady, comfortable pace.
2. Drink additional water if needed. It’s recommended to drink enough water after your detox to urinate at least three times.

On the day of the test, I consumed a bottle of Ultra Eliminex on an empty stomach, as instructed. The taste was not very pleasant but tolerable.

Over the next 90 minutes, I drank about 30 ounces of water and urinated three times. Then, I began to test myself.

Initially, my urine was quite pale. The first test came back positive, which was expected.

By the second test, the result was still positive, and my urine remained pale due to the water I had consumed.

Two hours after completing the instructions, I finally tested negative, although my urine was still noticeably diluted.

Three hours after finishing the drink, I tested positive again

Four hours passed, and surprisingly, I tested positive again with my urine continuing to appear pale.

After five hours, I tested positive once more. However, the urine color seemed slightly better at this point.

Verdict: Although Ultra Eliminex did lead to a negative test result briefly, the persistent dilution of my urine suggests it would likely be flagged as diluted in a real drug test. Given this, I believe it’s better to consider safer alternatives rather than risk a potentially unreliable solution.

How does it work?

Ultra Eliminex contains diuretics that increase urination frequency, effectively flushing drug metabolites from your bladder. It influences drug metabolism in the liver by slowing it down, preventing drugs from moving from the blood into the urine.

Additionally, it inhibits the breakdown of body fat, which keeps fat-soluble marijuana metabolites from releasing into the blood. As a result, temporarily fewer marijuana metabolites end up in the urine, dropping their concentration to below detectable levels. This helps you pass the test.

Ingredients

Let’s examine if the ingredients are effective for detox:

• Sugars (56 grams):
  • Sugars increase insulin levels in the body, which stops the breakdown of body fat—useful for detox purposes. However, 56 grams of sugar is quite high.
• Vitamin B Complex (B1, B2, B3, B6, B12), Biotin, Pantothenic Acid:
  • These vitamins, especially B2 (Riboflavin) and B12, help restore the natural color of urine, which might otherwise appear diluted.
• Calcium, Magnesium, Zinc, Manganese, Potassium:
  • These minerals help restore the specific gravity of urine to the normal range.
• Fibersol-2:
  • A soluble fiber that absorbs marijuana metabolites in the liver and prevents their re-release.
• Dandelion Root and Leaf Extract:
  • Traditionally used as a diuretic to increase urine production, aiding in flushing out metabolites.
• Creatine Monohydrate:
  • Maintains normal creatinine levels in diluted urine.
• Natural Extracts (Burdock Root, Turmeric, Juniper Berry, Uva Ursi, Echinacea, Green Tea, Nettle Root, Licorice, Milk Thistle, Ligustrum Berry, Cornsilk, Alfalfa, Apple Pectin, Beet Root, Cayenne Pepper, Guarana, Black Pepper):
  • These have various properties like diuretic effects (e.g., Uva Ursi, Green Tea) and potential liver support (e.g., Milk Thistle). Milk Thistle specifically inhibits CYP450 enzymes in the liver, crucial for slowing drug metabolism.
• Apple Cider Vinegar Powder:
  • Does not significantly affect the detox process; considered non-essential here.

Verdict:

Ultra Eliminex contains essential ingredients for a successful detox. However, the high sugar content and excessive variety of ingredients contribute to its price and may not sufficiently restore urine composition, as evidenced by my urine being too diluted after use.

How to use

Here are the instructions for using Ultra Eliminex to achieve the best results:

First things first, eliminate all lifestyle toxins from your daily routine as soon as possible, and avoid them for as long as you wish to stay cleansed. This includes avoiding alcohol, caffeine, and tobacco, among others. Drinking water regularly helps keep your digestive system active and aids in flushing out toxins, even before you begin your detox. It’s also advisable not to eat too much; an empty stomach may allow vitamins and minerals to pass through your digestive system more easily.

Before you begin, shake the Ultra Eliminex bottle well.

1. Drink the entire contents of the bottle at a comfortable yet consistent pace.
2. Drink more water if needed. I recommend drinking enough water after your detox to urinate at least three times.

As you start taking one of our same-day detox cleanses, your body begins the detox process immediately. It usually takes about 90 minutes to complete the process of consuming the product, drinking additional water, and urinating three or more times. Within a few hours after completing the process, your body will be in what we call the “Herbal Clean Zone,” and it will remain there for a few hours.

Reviews

A 19-year-old, concerned about passing a 10-panel drug test after smoking 5 times a week, stopped smoking 10 days prior to posting. Despite a healthy lifestyle and fast metabolism, they sought advice on whether a 3-week break would be enough. Respondents suggested using Herbal Cleanse Ultra Eliminex as a safer alternative, citing its popularity on Reddit. The effectiveness of Ultra Eliminex in this specific case remains unknown as the poster did not provide an update. source

A discussion centered around Ultra Eliminex’s effectiveness for benzodiazepines, with the poster asking if it only worked for THC and alcohol. One user shared a negative experience with THC, stating that despite not smoking for two days and using the product, they failed at-home tests. Another user had more success with alcohol tests, although they expressed caution about relying on it for probation tests, especially with benzos’ long detection time. This thread reflected mixed experiences without a definitive conclusion on Ultra Eliminex’s efficacy for benzodiazepines. source

A user shared their unsuccessful experience with Ultra Eliminex for a THC drug test. Despite stopping smoking two days before, drinking a lot of water, and following all instructions, they failed every home test they took. Their urine turned an unusual neon green color. The poster concluded that Ultra Eliminex was ineffective and advised others against relying on it, suggesting synthetic urine as an alternative. source

In contrast to some negative reviews, a user defended Ultra Eliminex, claiming a 3/3 success rate in passing drug tests. They emphasized that failing users were likely not serious about passing their tests. Another user, a heavy weed smoker, shared their success story with Ultra Eliminex for a hospital job test, despite not incorporating cardio into their routine. This thread highlighted positive outcomes for some users, suggesting individual factors play a significant role in the product’s effectiveness. source

A 36-year-old male, who had smoked 3-5 times a week, stopped two weeks prior to a 10-panel urine test and used Ultra Eliminex. The test was unexpectedly rescheduled, leading him to question the safety and effectiveness of using another dose of the detox drink. He ultimately passed the test with a sample that was neon yellow and barely visible for THC, but he experienced abdominal discomfort and warned that another person processing the sample might have failed him due to the sample’s diluted appearance. source

In this discussion, a user contemplates using Ultra Eliminex combined with furosemide for an upcoming drug screen. They mentioned planning to drink large quantities of water and Gatorade, and asked if a diuretic like furosemide would aid in passing the test. The responses included suggestions for additional water consumption and potentially obtaining test strips or synthetic urine. The outcome of the test or the effectiveness of combining Ultra Eliminex with furosemide was not shared in the discussion. source

A heavy cannabis user unexpectedly had to undergo a drug test and detailed their intensive detox routine, which included the Certo Method, Gatorade, vitamin B2, creatine, and Ultra Eliminex. Despite heavy smoking until recently, they received a negative result on a 4-panel urine test. The poster was surprised by the outcome and couldn’t definitively attribute their success to any single element of their regimen. source

A user sought advice on passing an alcohol test within 52 hours of drinking, considering Ultra Eliminex as an option. Suggestions included heavy water intake to potentially dilute the sample. The poster followed the drink’s directions, and their test returned slightly dilute but not problematic. The experience suggested Ultra Eliminex might be effective for alcohol testing in some circumstances. source

A user expressed doubt about Ultra Eliminex’s effectiveness for a last-minute drug test after consuming delta-9 gummies. The thread included varying opinions, with some suggesting alternative methods like synthetic urine or excessive water consumption to achieve a dilute sample and buy time. The original poster later confirmed passing the test but attributed the success to high water consumption rather than Ultra Eliminex. source

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