Do I have enough time to be undetected for urine drug test

[SweetBlaze]

Hello. I would be grateful if someone could help me by giving their opinion about my upcoming drug screen. I understand there are no guarantees but with the information available, I'd appreciate your best effort. I am female, 5'3", 115 pounds, and I do not naturally have a lot of fat. I recently learned I have to be tested and can't use substitution because I'm being tested as part of a medical lab test so they expect the presence of some drugs (the medication I take). Hopefully they won't detect anything else. I am a daily, long term smoker but I don't usually smoke more than a couple of hits a day. I can wait 60 days, maybe a little more to go take the test and have been abstaining since I learned about this last week. I definitely plan to home test before I go but unfortunately I have no idea whether my lab test will be 50 ng, 20 ng, or possibly even lower (and I have no way to find out). I'm concerned that although I don't smoke a large quantity each day, my long term use could be a problem. From what you all have seen and experienced, do you think I'll be o.k. if I don't smoke for the next 60 days or so before I go get the test? Thank you for any advice, suggestions or reassurance you can give.

SweetBlaze Reviewed by SweetBlaze on 11-21-2013. Do I have enough time to be undetected for urine drug test Hello. I would be grateful if someone could help me by giving their opinion about my upcoming drug screen. I understand there are no guarantees but with the information available, I'd appreciate your best effort. I am female, 5'3", 115 pounds, and I do not naturally have a lot of fat. I recently learned I have to be tested and can't use substitution because I'm being tested as part of a medical lab test so they expect the presence of some drugs (the medication I take). Hopefully they won't Rating: 5

[Burnt Toast]

From what you all have seen and experienced, do you think I'll be o.k. if I don't smoke for the next 60 days or so before I go get the test?

Nobody can realistically answer that question for you because each persons body is different. Only periodic testing with a THC test kit (using the first urination of the day for each testing session) can give you that answer.

[SweetBlaze]

Thank you very much for your response. I understand that no one can actually predict whether I will pass and I see from reading other posts that some long term users have failed even with as much as 100 days of abstinence. I absolutely intend to test at home and will also be following the dilution instructions to maximize my chances. It is possible, though, to get a negative home test and still test positive at the lab if they are using a more stringent testing standard, am I correct? Just from what you've seen over the years, do you think it will help me at all that my daily use was light?

One other question - I know the last post in the dilution sticky says the aspirin step can be skipped but is there any harm in doing it anyway or do most people just go ahead and skip it. Thoughts on this one way or the other?

Thank you again. I'm sure you can tell this is my first UA and I am finding it very stressful.

[Burnt Toast]

It is possible, though, to get a negative home test and still test positive at the lab if they are using a more stringent testing standard, am I correct?

Exactly what do you mean by 'more stringent testing standard' ? Please elaborate..

Just from what you've seen over the years, do you think it will help me at all that my daily use was light?

Regardless of how many different ways your question is rephrased, the answer is still the same: Theres no telling. Each persons body is different.

One other question - I know the last post in the dilution sticky says the aspirin step can be skipped but is there any harm in doing it anyway or do most people just go ahead and skip it.

It would be a wise move to skip it - particularly if passing a U/A is of any real importance to you. As the post stated, a second-generation EMIT screen was introduced to counter the interference issues that aspirin caused on its predecessor, the first generation EMIT screen. Since the guidelines in the sticky were created, the times, along with the rules of the game, had changed.