are there any non-alcoholic substances that can show up on a breathalizer test?
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I know that raw onions will, also Fisherman's Friend. Not sure but I'd think things like jalepeno or habenero would too.
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Rather than that route...\nwhy not try the cleansing route...rice wine vinegar.\nIf the test was allready taken...I can't remember the brand but any over the counter bronchial dialator.
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If the test includes alcohol it will show positive for ethanol. Usually if the test is 48 hours after you drink the alcohol won't show. If you are over 21 in the US alcohol is legal so it shouldn't keep you from a job. Lots of people have a few drinks after work. If you are underage and are found positive for alcohol or if you are doing the test as part of a drug treatment program then it might look so good. If you are diabetic and spilling glucose then the test might show false positive for ethanol.
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Identification test for Citric Acid:\n\nAdd a few milligrams of your substance to a solution containing 15mL of pyridine and 5mL of acetic anhydride.  If citric acid is present, a bright red color is produced.
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Yes, among other gases.  See the link below.
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Are you talking about the Breathalyzer test?\n\nCoumadin, warfarin, plaxix, aspirin, abciximab and oher blood thinners do not have any effect on a Breathalyzer test.\n\nI am not sure where you heard that but it is not true.  There are a lot of urban legends about these tests, like mouthwash and onions can cause a positive test, but these two are not true.\n\nThe only thing that a blood thinner may POTENTIALLY do to screw with the test is this:\nblood thinners can cause bleeding and lower your hematocrit. THIS CAN DISTURB THE BREATHALYZER TEST.  But you would have to be anemic.\n\nThe breathalyzer test workds well but not as good as they used to think.  For example, temperature variations are now known to disturb the test.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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Friend Nick - In Kansas, refusing a breathalizer is an automatic suspension of your driver's license and automatic arrest.  Let this be your biggest lesson.  Yes, I would at least consult an attorney since that is the reason your license was suspended.  And do not DRIVE to his office, lol.  Good luck son.  GBU
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definately vodka - this is a serious response. i ensure it will work
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Lots.  One of the more interesting ones was to make a mirror by reducing silver nitrate using a mild reducing agent (sugar).  The breathalyzers used by the Virginia State Highway Patrol use basically the same chemistry: alcohol in your breath reduces silver nitrate, and after the resulting silver is measured, an oxidizing agent puts the silver back into solution for re-use.
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There are several types of breath analyzers, including those for field sobriety checks and those for testing after being arrested. The multiple zeros are in reference to the blood alcohol content inside of your body. take a reading of .008 for example. This means that you have .008 grams of alcohol per liter of breath in your body. It is a ratio used to determing if you are over the legal limit in order to convict for intoxication charges.
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Not likely. Not only that, most places that test for drugs (especially if this has anything to do with "the law") also test urine for dilution, since this is the most common method people tend to use to try to mask (or get rid of) the drug from being detected in their systems. Usually, what else is "looked for" are the common ingredients found in your over-the-counter type supposed "remedies". None of them work anyway, and if your urine is found to have any of those common components (like in those drinks you can buy that supposedly work)- or your urine has too much water in it, or the ph level is off, usually this will count as a "dirty u.a.". Meth usually takes 7-10 days to clear the system, sometimes longer, and there's really not much you can do at all to "speed things up". Your best bet- in the future, is, to not use the drug.\n\n-Tera (time4u420@yahoo)
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standard drug tests for employment and probation purposes only test for cocaine, thc, amphetemines, and opitates, xanax does not fall into any of those categories, and if it is prescribed, it would not matter anyway.
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yes they will show up and if it is an employer they probably will test for all drugs.  i think they all leave your system in three days so drink a lot of water(like a gallon a day at least).
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I dont know. What substance are you talking about? This has a table that will tell you.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_testing
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If you took two hits and haven't taken anything else, then more than likely it won't show up. Urine samples make up a majority of the drug tests used today and they are not that accurate. I used to administer them and there are a certain percentage of "allowable" residues that show up on the tests all the time. These low levels are included because of all the false negatives that would show up if they weren't. Therefore you should be fine. But as mentioned, you should always drink plenty of water to further dilute the sample.
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Long ago, I learned about a qualitative test for borates that goes like this:  you mix a little of the unknown with some methyl alcohol, and add a little H2SO4.  If a borate is present, methyl borate will be formed, and if the mixture is ignited, it will burn with a GREEN flame.  So, just make (or buy) some methyl borate and add it to the naphtha.
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any type of alcohol. Everclear?? haha