The Whizzinator Device
                     Whizzinator - A Fun Way to Cheat on Drug
Tests
Whizzinator is a device created to assist individuals in passing urine drug tests more easily. You
can purchase this online and practice using it accordingly; just remember to be mindful when
doing so as its use raises ethical concerns.
This device includes fake urine and heating pads to maintain body temperature for optimal urine
production. As a discreet prosthetic it also comes equipped with waistband and strap to conceal
its fake penis.
It is a device that resembles the male genitalia
The Whizzinator is an ingenious device created to assist users in passing drug tests undetected.
Featuring dried urine, syringe and heating pads to make the device seem real during testing, it
has  proven  extremely  successful  at  helping  cheat  on  drug  tests;  former  boxer  Mike  Tyson
himself had used one in order to get away with some personal issues.
The Whizzinator comes in multiple skin tones to fit each user, featuring waistband and leg straps
for  concealment.  Activation  can  be  accomplished  using  one  hand only  and  an  on/off  valve
prevents accidental discharge of SYNTHETIC PEE.
It is a sex toy
The Whizzinator is an adult  sex toy designed to simulate male urination for fetish purposes.
Available in multiple skin tones and for purchase online, its benefits include realistic appearance,
temperature  control  and  discreet  design  -  its  downsides  could  include  potential  legal
ramifications, mixed effectiveness feedback or price considerations.
Recently,  the  company  that  took  ownership  of  the  original  Whizzinator  trademark  recently
unveiled a blog, Facebook page, and Twitter presence to promote their products. Frank Avalos
from this new Whizzinatorcompany told VICE Sports that these items "aren't designed for illegal
use and cannot be used to circumvent lawfully administered drug tests".
The Whizzinator comes equipped with dried urine, a syringe, heating pads, fake penis (the shaft),
waistbands and leg straps to  mount  it.  Users must combine dried urine and water  using the
syringe before inserting it into their fake penis.
It is a drug test cheat
After  its  discovery  in  Minnesota  Vikings  running  back  Onterrio  Smith's  luggage,  the
Whizzinator  quickly  rose  from  obscurity  to  notoriety.  Its  high  profile  brought  attention  to
Congress that people were using fake pee to cheat drug tests; but to use one effectively requires
following  instructions  carefully  -  specifically  body  temperature  urine  as  well  as  chemical
composition needed for optimal use of this device.
Alternate Lifestyle Systems, the manufacturer of the Whizzinator, claims their products do not
violate  any illegal  activities  or  legal  drug tests  administered  to  any individuals.  While  their
website lists ingredients such as creatine and uric acid as ingredients of its product, this doesn't
provide details regarding any potential side effects or legal ramifications of using one product
over another. Therefore,  it  is advisable to research alternative products prior to making your
choice as well as understand its legal repercussions. Individuals with expectations to know about
SYNTHETIC PEE and other details can feel free to visit here.
It is a prank
Whizzinator is an exciting way to surprise and amuse your friends. Available in various colors, it
comes complete with synthetic urine for use by adults and children alike - just make sure that
only willing participants agree to being used as participants in your prank; otherwise they might
get very annoyed!
The Whizzinator is an irreverently amusing device: a glorified dildo with an opening for urine to
flow freely. But when placed within its wider cultural context, this absurdist device becomes one
of many tools helping individuals avoid incarceration for engaging in legal behavior at home.
Frank Avalos, owner of the Whizzinator trademark, noted that three years ago he saw at least one
news report every month about someone on probation being caught using one of his products;
now this number has decreased dramatically to only once or twice per month. Avalos' company
Alternate Lifestyles sells kits containing fake penis and synthetic urine to satisfy such situations.