Out of Curiosity...

[IrieAllie]

My husband doesn't smoke a lot...maybe 1x a week over the past month, and not for several months before that. Even then, it was just during our Jamaica trip, and he hadn't done it for YEARS prior to that. Basically, not a "regular" smoker at all. He's decided to start looking for a new job, so we can move back to PA. His concern is the drug testing that would come if he were hired...which would be urine and hair. I would guess that from beginning (interviewing) to end (drug testing) would probably span about 30 days or so. So my question is this...for a non-regular smoker, who can easily stop, what is the best thing he can do to pass a urine/hair test? Would 30-60 days of no smoking do the trick, or is there something else he should start doing NOW, to ensure he'll pass a test in a month or so? Thanks all

IrieAllie Reviewed by IrieAllie on 07-01-2005. Out of Curiosity... My husband doesn't smoke a lot...maybe 1x a week over the past month, and not for several months before that. Even then, it was just during our Jamaica trip, and he hadn't done it for YEARS prior to that. Basically, not a "regular" smoker at all. He's decided to start looking for a new job, so we can move back to PA. His concern is the drug testing that would come if he were hired...which would be urine and hair. I would guess that from beginning (interviewing) to end (drug testing) would Rating: 5

[IrieAllie]

By the way, I am sorry I posted this in here, instead of the Drug Testing forum. I'll move it over there...having a blonde moment!!!!