Adding Information to VCT?

[userusername]

Hi guys,

I was wondering if anyone knows if you went to a clinic and they have VCT can they manually add information to the system?
Or does it only tell things such as, Screening and trials you have been in?

The reason I ask is because I was "interrogated" and told them that I had been in a clinical trial but it had been 30 days since I dosed (which was true).
It didn't show in the VCT system so I'm wondering if there was anyway they would or could have added that to the VCT even though the other clinic didn't.

I would think that legally they could not do that but I just want some reassurance and opinions.

[puntkicker]

Nov 3, 2016 12:41:04 GMT -5 userusername said:

Hi guys,

I was wondering if anyone knows if you went to a clinic and they have VCT can they manually add information to the system?
Or does it only tell things such as, Screening and trials you have been in?

The reason I ask is because I was "interrogated" and told them that I had been in a clinical trial but it had been 30 days since I dosed (which was true).
It didn't show in the VCT system so I'm wondering if there was anyway they would or could have added that to the VCT even though the other clinic didn't.

I would think that legally they could not do that but I just want some reassurance and opinions.

I'm not sure on the VCT thing, but I believe that the 30 days starts from the end of the study and not the last day of dosing, for what it's worth.  

[userusername]

Every place is different; Some places ask about the time of dosing and don't care about when the study ended whilst other places start the 30 day period from the end of study. It doesn't make much sense because if you're in a study that dosed one or two times and it lasted 2+ months then you would almost definitely be "washed out" before the 30 day requirement.

Sorry for the delayed response... I've been MIA but better late than never!

[puntkicker]

I just wrote one of my EPIC replies, but decided it was better to erase it and request that others chime in on their opinions and actual experience with VCT(or DMT, for that matter). Ive been im places that have not used it, but plenty of people on here have had much experience, and maybe both of us "bumping" this to the top will get someone to chime in.

To summarize what I redacted: There are more reasons than drug washout for the 30 day period.  It's probably been discussed elsewhere, so I won't offer my opinion here, but Big Pharma has a good case for wanting to eliminate as many variables as possible in their research(I think I was told that by someone, but not sure who) that they are paying large sums of money to do.  When I saw my test results, many dozens of things were tested, and I'm guessing it's far more than some on here suppose.  If alcohol and whatever other drugs have an effect on your liver, kidneys, etc... is it safe to assume certain of these experimental drugs might not for a longer time?  I'm not asking that rhetorically, I actually am curious what others think on this and re-wrote a bit of what I had deleted in to try to encourage more participation on here...especially from Maxheadroom, if he ever sees this(because of his rather unique style of writing, lol).  

Maybe by the next time you appear, someone else will have replied.  

[userusername]

I have been doing more trials and I haven't run into any problems. I have been researching the longevity of drugs in the human body and how long the half life of drugs are and so on. I have never failed any screening and been admitted and selected for every trial I have screened for.

I recommend a healthy life style and lots of water, exercise, and good eating habits.

I also have not experienced any side effects but I also really put in a lot of effort to maintain my good health for myself and the trials. This is soing to keep in mind for your test results and for better blood reproduction. Also, people take it easy after you come home from a trial.