What types of drug testing exist?
456925
You name it, there is a test for it. They do blood tests, urine tests, they even have a hair follicle test. with that test, they can find out, when you did it, how you did it.
504696
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)
926318
Try "readyclean". It has always worked. But you must follow the instructions exactly. But beware some higher panel drug tests actually test for cleaners and things like that.
897490
Each of these tests have limitations.  Much would depend upon what drug you suspected, how the body modifies or metabolizes the drug and how it is usually eliminated.\n\nOften drugs are eliminated so rapidly that you will never be able to detect anything.  On the other-hand some tests are so sensitive that they will yield false positives due to "non-drug" exposure (like alcohol in mouth wash or nicotine from second hand exposure).\n\nThe skill and experience of the person doing the testing is as  important as the method used or the specimen taken.  Often the numerical results require interpretation before non-professionals can understand exactly what the numbers mean.\n\nBecause urine often contains drug metabolites and is readily available, it is probably the specimen of choice for any initial screen unless other information is provided.\n\nThe GC-MassSpec testing on hair, based upon the drug getting into the hair by way of the blood supply to the follicle is an excellent way to confirm past drug use if the exact drug is known and a history of drug abuse is on record.  It is a less than accurate method of drug screening.  Sites promoting this method are almost always selling services (which are expensive) and seldom tell about false positives due to other environmental factors.
141960
I knew some people in the Air Force who tested positive for drugs. First, he needs to get a military lawyer. He will suggest a hair sample test for the drug. However, if you are guilty of doing drugs, they will have to put you through a rehab program before you are dishonorable discharged.
947047
general physical and history and a drug test.
693526
I've got really bad news for you.  The most common test these days is to take a hair sample.  There's nothing you can do to clean that up except lay off the drugs.
1012979
Depends on the drug use (frequency and dosages) and the test.  On cheap and inefficient tests, you may be perceived as clear within days, but we have some tests that are looking for any trace residual amounts and it may take months or years for some common drugs to be cleaned out.  Some of the new non-tobacco user drug tests that life insurance companies use will raise flags if a person has used tobacco in the past 2-5 years!  With the motivation that some companies face (government contracts for instance), some are using some pretty sophisticated tests for common drugs and they may be just about as sensitive.  I worked for one company where there were three long-time users and they had little to fear because our "screenings" were cheap and not random.  They got by undetected for years (one got sloppy and showed up to work while still high and the other almost terminally OD'ed at home one weekend and it hit the newspapers)--semiannual tests didn't catch them because they were clean by the time the scheduled samples were taken.\n\nSome of the chemicals people use, however, are of types and sophistication that you practically have to be intentionally looking for them, but most opiates have chemical signatures that if a person is using at all, some tests, though definitely not all, will catch you even months later.
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haha, not for ephedrine.\nThe military does tests for \nCAT H- \nCocaine\nAmphtamines, like MDMA\nTHC-canibus\nH-heroin\nThe last one was added to the list because of the abundance of opiates in afghanistan.\nThere are also 10 other random tests that urine specimen goes through.\nEphedrine has caused the military numerous deaths.  It is not recommended for soldiers to take diet pills and energy supplements containing it.  They do not test for it though.
636761
What sort of drugs are you taking?
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No matter what if you do drugs they find out in other ways instead of just that kind of test. My suggestion dont do drugs, my brother does drugs sometimes and jtries to clean out his system but they got him  each andevery time because they do periodic drug screening and theyt catch you sooner or later and he has lost several jobs because of it and he has nothing to show for it now instead of heartache and sadness from it all. so my best bet please dont do drugs it is not  worth it..
904991
Are you talking about the drug testing involving analyzing the hair follicle or shaft or something like that?  Not likely.  The hair is extracted from your scalp for testing, not testing while still firmly implanted in your scalp.
276598
Military only tests when they suspect drugabuse and when folks enlist. They don't test hair and nails. They take blood and test all in one including aids and hepatitis and tetanus and a lot more. (Including drugs). And when they suspect that you use drugs they might "offer" you a urinscreening. That's very easy with a paper they put in and it can't be the wrong color or so. Hair and nails, like a hair from your butcrack that's been there forever is not a standard testing object.
746120
Can you be more specific?  Testing for what?
250647
Regulatory agencies would include the FDA and the state Dept of Public Health. They usually do not get down to the detail of an improperly collected (urine?) sample for drug testing, unless it shows a pattern and affects results for a number of people.
549513
They are not illegal drugs first of all.  Secondly, when you take the test they'll ask if you're taking any medications.  You can tell them up front that you are taking over the counter medications.  I doubt they'll even show up on the test.
429480
Toxicology screens (drug testing) done on blood and urine specimens can reveal the presence of many chemicals and drugs in the body. The sensitivity depends upon the sensitivity of the test, the substance itself, when the substance was taken, and the testing laboratory. Blood tests are more likely to detect the presence of an abused substance than urine tests, however, urine drug screens are more frequently done. Opiates and narcotics are usually present in the urine 12 to 36 hours after the last use, depending on the amount used and the frequency. Central Nervous System stimulants such as cocaine can be detected in urine anywhere between 1 to 12 days, again depending in frequency of use. Central Nervous System depressants such as Valium and Xanax are detected up to 7 days after the last day of use, mostly depending on the substance used and how quickly it is eliminated by the body (half-life). Most hallucinogens are also detectable in the urine up to 7 days after the last use. However, cannabis can be detected up to 28 days in regular users. This is only a really rough guide and each person eliminates (gets rid of a substance) at different rates and many factors can influence a test result including how regularly the drug was used. It is impossible to predict whether or not a drug may be present in your bodily fluid or whether the test used will be sensitive enough to detect it.