Blood Drug Testing

how to pass a marijuana SALIVA drug test?

my boyfriend just called, he got an interview at a temp agency TODAY and he stupidly smoked last night. is there anything he can do to pass a saliva drug test? i don't have much problem with him smoking occasionally, because it helps his ADD. i just think it was stupid to smoke while he was actively looking for a job.

Public Comments

1. No
2. no
3. Nope, and here is more of a news flash.. You called his smoking stupid, but you are knowingly dating a guy the has no problem breaking the law. That isn't very smart...This man has no future
4. How do you pass a salivary drug test? Don't smoke, snort, ingest, or inject ANY sort of drug months in advance. He will not pass, it is that simple.
5. He is stuffed!
6. A drug test is a technical analysis of a biological specimen - for example urine, hair, blood, sweat, or oral fluid / saliva - to determine the presence or absence of specified parent drugs or their metabolites. Major uses of drug testing are to detect the presence of performance enhancing steroids in sport or for drugs prohibited by laws, such as cannabis, cocaine and heroin. Saliva / oral fluid-based drug tests can generally detect use during the previous few hours to 1–2 days. THC may only be detectable for less than 12 hours in most cases. On site drug tests are allowed per the Department of Labor. Detection in saliva tests begins almost immediately upon use of the following substances, and lasts for approximately the following times: Alcohol: 6–12 h Marijuana and hashish (THC): 12–24 h Cocaine (including crack): 1 day Opiates: Up to 2–3 days Methamphetamine ("Tweak," "crank," "ice") and ecstasy (MDMA,) : Up to 5 to 13 days. Benzodiazepines: From time of ingestion up to 2 to 3 days Amphetamines 3 days Phencyclidine (PCP) 3 days NOTE: Saliva tests are poorly sensitive to THC and detection times can vary considerably based on the cutoffs used. In some cases drug use may only be detectable for a few hours. Adulteration products are readily available on the Internet to avoid oral fluid detection.