Here’s the Whizzinator kit. The Whizzinator, if you didn’t know, is basically a prosthetic penis attached to a bag filled with clean urine that people use to try and pass drug tests. You see, it looks ...

The men strapped on the Whizzinators under their pants and waited. They took the cups, unzipped and out flowed clean, synthetic urine. But the drug testers apparently noticed something wrong and ...

There are no official sales figures to be found, and the testimonials on the product's Web site might be as suspect as they are plentiful, but the Original Whizzinator is hardly new to the process of ...

“Mike Tyson Mysteries” might need a reboot just to dive into Iron Mike’s adventures with drug test administrators. The youngest heavyweight champion of all time detailed his use of a “whizzinator” in ...

His sobriety was a phallacy. Mike Tyson wasn’t even a piddle bit sober — he’s just a whiz wizard. The boxing legend, 54, explained on his “Hotboxin’ ” podcast this week how he faked his way through ...

A Lufkin man was arrested on a charge of falsifying a drug test and warrants for no insurance and expired license plates after he was caught using a Whizzinator device during his appointment at ...

A Ramsay man accused of using a bladder system kit with synthetic human urine to skirt positive drug tests has pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of tampering with or fabricating evidence.

The House Energy and Commerce committee examines whether or not to ban products that supposedly help people beat workplace drug screenings. Though some states have laws against falsifying drug tests, ...

A woman attempted to falsify her probationary drug test using a Whizzinator around 1:45 p.m. Monday in the 500 block of South First Street, according to a Lufkin police report. A woman said her ...

Five West Texas men on probation have been caught using the Whizzinator in attempt to avoid drug testing (http://www.whizzinator.com). Selling at $150 each and coming ...

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