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If you are
subject to random drug testing,
employment drug testing, athletic drug
testing or any other kinds of drug
testing, you should be aware of the types
of drug tests in use, for what period of
time after use they can detect drugs in
urine, blood or hair samples, and what
alternatives you have to help you with
beating drug tests.
First use
some common sense when you want to pass a
drug test; the longer it has been since
you used drugs the more difficult it
usually is to detect that usage when
using the most common test, the urine
test. Abstain from the use of drugs for
as long as you can before any scheduled
or likely drug tests. Then learn what
products can help you to beat the drug
tests and how best to use them.
We have
various products which can help you rid
your body of the toxins left behind by
drug use, which when you understand how
to use them will help you pass the drug
tests.
Completely
Clean does not advocate the use of
illegal drugs while on the job. Our
company is against drug testing,
especially drug testing without specific
cause. One of the issues of drug testing
is that it does NOT test for the use of
drugs on the job. Drug testing doesn't
test for impairment or intoxication, it
tests for drug metabolites which can stay
in the body for weeks - long after the
effects of any drug.
What Do They
Test For?
Cannabinoids (marijuana, hash)
Cocaine (cocaine, crack,
benzoylecognine)
Amphetamines (amphetamines,
methamphetamines, speed)
Opiates (heroin, opium, codeine,
morphine)
Phencyclidine (PCP)
Types of Drug
Tests
There
are three primary types of drug
samples normal taken: blood,
urine, and hair.
Most common is the urine test,
which has the benefit of being
inexpensive and less intrusive
than the blood test and less
expensive than the hair follicle
test
Urine Tests
-Are the least expensive of the
test methods (~$25-$50).
-Can be done at home (for example
by parents).
-Detect use primarily within the
past week (longer with regular
use).
-Can be affected by abstaining
from use for a period of time
before the
test.
-Are often temperature tested to
insure sample integrity.
Hair Tests
-Are considered the least
intrusive method of drug testing.
-Are currently many times more
expensive than urine tests
(~$100-$150).
-Detect substance use over a
longer period (see detection
times).
-Do not usually detect use within
the past week.
-Require a sample of hair about
the diameter of a pencil and 1.5
inches
long. They can not be done
with a single hair.
-Test positive a little more than
twice as often as a urine test.
In a
recent study, out of 1823
paired hair and urine samples, 57
urine
samples tested positive
for drugs of abuse; while 124
hair samples from the
same group tested
positive.
-Are not significantly affected
by brief periods of abstinence
from
drugs.
-Can sometimes be used to
determine when use occurred and
if it has been
discontinued. Drugs, such
as opiates (codeine, morphine,
heroin) lay
down on the hair shaft
very tightly and are shown not to
migrate along
the shaft, thus, if a long
segment of hair is available one
can draw some
"relative"
conclusions about when the use
occurred. However cocaine,
although very easy to
detect, is able to migrate along
the shaft; making
it very difficult to
determine when the drug was used
and for how long.
-Claims to be able to reliably
differentiate between opiate and
poppy seed use.
Blood
Tests
-Are considered the most
intrusive method of drug testing.
-Are the most expensive method of
drugtesting.
-Are the most accurate method of
drug testing.
-Are the least common method of
drug testing (most likely due to
cost).
Approximate
Detection Times of Drugs
in Urine:
Alcohol 0-1 days
Amphetamines (crystal,
Ice, crank,
methamphetamines) 2-4
days
Barbituates Short-Acting
(ie. secobarbital) 1- 2
days
Barbituates Long-Acting
(ie. phenobarbital) 2-3
weeks
Benzodiazepines
(Librium®),Valium®,Serax,Xanax®)
1-14 days
Cannabinoids
(THC,Marijuana) 7-90 days
Clenbuterol 2-4 days
Cocaine (Crack) 2-4 days
Codeine 2-5 days
Euphorics (MDMA, Ecstasy)
2-3 days [F2]*
LSD 1-4 days
Methadone 3-5 days
Methaqualone (Quaalude)
l-14 days
Opiates (heroin,
morphine, codeine) 2-4
days
Phencyclidine (PCP, Angel
Dust) 1-30 days
Phenobarbital 10-20 days
Propoxyphene (Darvon) 1-3
days
Psilocybin (mushrooms)
2-4
Steroids (anabolic) oral
14 days
The amount of time any
drug can be detected in
one's system can vary
from person to person and
test to test. It
certainly can also depend
on
the amount of the drug
taken and when it was
taken relative to the
time
of the test. Keeping in
mind that there is no
100% hard and fast rule
for how long a drug will
be in one's system,
listed below are some
general guidelines on the
drug test detection time
for various drugs.
Detection Time is the
number of days after
intake of a drug that an
individual would be
expected to excrete
detectable levels of drug
metabolite in urine.
These are average times
only – for each
drug, detection
may be possible (but less
likely) for significantly
longer than listed.
Detection may be
influenced by a variety
of factors including
dosage,
frequency of use, liquid
consumption, and
individual metabolic
characteristics.
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