It means you smoke a LOT of weed.
Getting a result in nanograms per milliliter means they put your urine in a testing machine. First they put the urine in an EMIT or ELISA system. This tech just looks for cannabinoid metabolites in your urine, so 517ng/ml means you smoke quite a bit of pot--the machine won't even show you as positive until you break 50ng/ml, so you're ten times the minimum.
The next test if you flunk EMIT is GC/MS. This machine can segregate metabolites, so they look for one specific one--the metabolite for delta-9-THC. Therefore, the cutoff is quite a bit lower--if you've got more than 15ng/ml of delta-9-THC in your sample you fail. If you have 517ng/ml of delta-9-THC in your sample marijuana isn't your problem; dying from smoke inhalation is.
no if it's just a marijuana test than it will be testing for THC mdma
Not if they're ONLY testing for EtG...but it's just too easy to push the "marijuana" button whenever they put a sample in the testing machinery.
Yes, consuming marijuana can result in metabolites being detected in urine drug tests, leading to a positive result. These metabolites can remain in the body even after the effects of marijuana have worn off.
Smoking marijuana.
Yes, marijuana use can potentially change the smell of urine. Compounds from marijuana can be excreted in urine, altering its odor. Additionally, marijuana use can lead to dehydration, which can result in more concentrated urine that may have a stronger smell.
if you breathe enough of it
Usually. It can also be done by testing hair follicles, and cotton swabs in your mouth. Standard drug tests for marijuana are usually urine tests.
No, it does not. If they are only testing for marijuana and cocaine, the drug will not show up on testing as either because the main chemical in Tylenol 3, codeine, is an opiate. neither cocaine nor marijuana are similar to codeine in any way. if however, they are testing for all drugs, then it will most likely show up as morphine or codeine. if you have a valid prescription for such medication, you will have no problem taking the test.
No, marijuana does not show up in menstrual blood. However, it can be detected in urine, blood, or hair follicles depending on the testing method used.
Yes they can. They can detect lots of other illegal drugs by taking urine samples too.
Arc urine testing is used to monitor levels of certain drugs, such as cocaine and marijuana, in a person's system. It is commonly employed in drug rehabilitation programs, probation monitoring, and workplace drug testing to ensure compliance with drug use policies. The results of arc urine testing can help gauge a person's drug use habits and potentially detect substance abuse issues.
Yes. Bayou Blaster is a type of synthetic marijuana( which doesn't contain THC) so you can pass a urine test or any other type of drug testing.