If you have not smoked in 35 days can you pass a urinalysis?

Answer 1

yes as long as you drink alot of water

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Actually drinking lots of water won't make that much difference since THC is fat soluble (water won't flush it out of your system). If the urine is dilute, they just use more of it to get an accurate reading.

Answer 2

Marijuana is a fat soluble drug, and the time it takes your body to expel traces of the drug depend on 3 things: Your body fat percentage, how much you smoke over a period of time, and your activity level. If you are thin, athletic, and only smoke once, you should be clear in 10 days or so. If you are fat, slothful, and smoke on a daily basis, it might take up to 12 weeks in the most extreme circumstances. The average light smoker takes 14 days, and the average heavy smoker takes 6-7 weeks.

Answer 3

I am almost completely positive that if it has been 30 days, you will come up clean. I remember once i was getting UA'd and they asked me how long it had been since i had smoked. I said about 30 days even though it had been a week. i came up clean because the less body fat you have, the less THC is held in your system. THC holds on to fat cells and is urinated out. I had about 10% body fat and was very active. The more you sweat the better. If you are still worried about it then you can go to any local head shop, skate shop, or import store and buy cleanser for your urine. The best one on the market is called ICA urine additive. You put it right in your sample and it masks toxins in the urine. However, if they send the sample to a lab for further analysis, they could find trace amounts of additive or THC. I hope this helped. Stay cloudy my friend!

Answer 4

If you only used pot once or twice, then yes, you may be able to pass a urine test in 3 days. But if you use any more than that, no, you probably won't pass.

For regular users (people who use marijuana a few times a week or more), it normally takes 2 to 6 weeks, or a month on average, before you can pass a urine test.

For less frequent users (people who use marijuana on a regular basis, but use it less than a few times a week) the timeframe is a bit shorter, more like 2 weeks to one month.

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Answer 5

Yes you can.