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Drug Test Paranoia


The Huddler

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Help me out, I'm paranoid. 

 

Got a random drug test from my job yesterday, the 10th of May. 

 

On draftnight thursday the 28th of April my buddy was tokeing up and i was pounding beers. We were in his living room. Normal sized for a 2 bedroom apartment. 

 

Any reason to believe the 2nd hand smoke would make me fail my test a day short of two weeks later? I sniffed the fug out of that nug too. I wanted it badly but resisted. The room didnt stink of weef too bad. Didnt notice it much but thats with being in the room for an extended period of time and maybe going nose blind. He was bonging it and holding it in a lil bit. I didnt feel high, yet i was drunk so who knows. 

 

This might seem silly but im paranoid. Its why i havnt smoked for years through school and theres no chance of me smoking now as an RN. 

 

i wish i could smoke.  So much healthier than drinking

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3 minutes ago, The Huddler said:

Piss test. 

 

Other than that idk

Well other than a sample of your hair it doesnt get any more accurate than a urine test from what I have read.  If you are really worried you could get one of those test your self kits to check, but who knows how accurate they are.

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Here's something to make you feel better: did you feel high? I know you said you were drinking but still: If you didn't feel high that means not enough weed got into your body to create the effects of being high and therefore it's infinitely less likely any is stored in your body especially after a few weeks. Our bodies are really good at clearing substances and it takes a relatively large amount of THC before it starts getting stored for long periods of time. 

Further, those urine tests are not very sensitive. Anecdotally I've seen plenty of people pass those that had no business passing. Hair tests are much, much more sensitive. 

I understand why you're concerned. Hell I haven't smoked in like 2 years and I just had a drug test and I was kinda worried the morning of. It's completely normal to feel a little spooked about it. 

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