Quote Originally Posted by havinfun
Well, here is my input it is only my opinion.
I am a heavy smoker and overweight. Different things apparently work for different people but......:
This is very true, and length of abstainance to clean out will not be the same for everyone, as I have abstained for 8 weeks and 2 days (58 days) (it feels like forever), and the test line is still faint, and 2 days ago it could barely be seen, it was almost invisible, talk about depressed, but todays results is a faint line which compared to the control line I would have to say is only about 25% of the color of the control line and about 75% of the width of the control line, so to say the least it leaves alot to be desired at this point, and when compared to the other 4 in a 5 panel screen, surely would still prove to be a red flag.

Now I know what is being thought, that I have some bad test strips. NOT SO, I got my wife to do a sample (she does not partake at all) and her test line was just as bright and bold as the control line, and appeared immediately whereas my faint line may take up to 3 minutes to completely appear.

So, for all those who give the advise that someone will be clean after 30 days
or for that matter after 6 weeks of abstaining will automatically be clean, should be cautioned, because their advise may help someone fail their test.

Now we must keep in mind there are alot of factors in which have to be considered and everyones situation is unique, and when you consider my intake over the length of time, combined with a fair amount of body fat it would not be uncommon for the cleansing period to easily exceed 60 days.

Even though I have read that even a faint line on the test line will pass, I will hold out for certainty.:thumbsup:

And besides, I am really looking forward to burning that big fat one once my objective has been met, and then seeing how long it takes for that to erase all that it took so long to achieve:dance:
stoned in paradise Reviewed by stoned in paradise on . every day smoker over 30 years :rolleyes: Ok, here we go. I have been an everyday smoker for over 30 years (not counting a couple of dry spells) hapily burning 3-6 joints a day, having been self employed for most of those years and not having to dwell on passing a drug test for employment. :smokin: I have only recently become aquainted with the prospects of having to pass one, as I have been offered a job oportunity doing something I might enjoy, if I do not have to alter the lifestyle I have grown to relish.:smokin: Rating: 5