Cronic Users Drug Test Experience Question (ErowidC)

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Two questions:

From erowid:

"There is a common and strange phenomena that occurs with chronic users. You would expect a chronic user to have the longest detection time and the smallest chance of passing. This is not always the case. A chronic user with a high tolerance will eliminate drugs quicker than an occasional user."

Anyone know if this is true?

There are more factors than just the above that goes into how long it takes to get clean. I just answered a similar question for someone else (KrissyKay or CrissyKay) but some studies show the opposite.

Here's my story. I've been a cronic user for the past three years while in college, around a quarter ounce to a half ounce of mids and schwag per week, occassional cronic, all forms of inhalation (bong hits, blunts, pieces, etc.). Recently I graduated and now I'm hitting the job market. I've been clean for the past 10 days, and have been sweating quite a bit working (construction/landscaping). I'm 5'11" 240.

How long do you think I have to go before I pass?

Get a home test. In vaires greatly from one person to another. Being 5'11" and 240 is working against you because skinny people tend to get clean more quickly.

I've heard of it taking up to 3, 4 months, especially for cronic users with a long history. Also, urinalysis only but if you want to comment on other forms which I doubt employers will use feel free. I'm hoping someone with a similar body type build could help me out and share their experiences. I've read up on how to beat it, but I'm just wondering if I should sweat it or not.

Thanks.

Really the high end of the range for most people is 60 days. I know of only one person who took 3+ months and that was someone who was 400 pounds and lazy and smoked an insane amount of weed. They took 105 days to test negative. I have never seen 4 months. Some chronic smokers will take 60 days but 30 days for a daily smoker is kind of the rule of thumb. Some less, some more.