Chronic smokers (6 months+)

[MsStrawberrySwisher]

I've been smoking everyday (or almost everyday) since about january 06, well it's july and i'm jobless (due to layoff). N E ways, I was wondering how long I would have to stop smoking before I should be clean enough to take drug test when I start job searching? I'm about 5'7', 160lbs, female, I exercise maybe twice a week (going to push it to 5 days now) and drink water occasionally.

I know taking vitamins, exercising and drinking massive amounts of water will help, but I just need some opinions on a good time frame when I might be clean. Last I smoked was umm.. july 3, 2006. I'm not in a rush, I have 2 months give or take a few days (thank you for unemployment checks)...

Thanks for the opinions in advance.

MsStrawberrySwisher Reviewed by MsStrawberrySwisher on 07-06-2006. Chronic smokers (6 months+) I've been smoking everyday (or almost everyday) since about january 06, well it's july and i'm jobless (due to layoff). N E ways, I was wondering how long I would have to stop smoking before I should be clean enough to take drug test when I start job searching? I'm about 5'7', 160lbs, female, I exercise maybe twice a week (going to push it to 5 days now) and drink water occasionally. I know taking vitamins, exercising and drinking massive amounts of water will help, but I just need some Rating: 5

[shorty12]

Best advice would be to stop now. Everyone differs in regards to how long it takes to get clean. If getting a job is important, put the blunt down for a minute.

[weedheaduknow]

i stopped smoking for the same reasons (plus i moved) i just passed my drug test and i hadn't smoked for about 7 1/2 weeks, which is also more than you have to. I read somewhere that some guy didn't smoke for 2 1/2 weeks and he still passed. Just make sure u drink water all the time and excercise or whatever else u can do to sweat alot. Also i had smoked almost everyday for like 3 years so i was still a bit paranoid but like i said, i passed.