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Will drinking a few beers the night before a urine test caused it to come back positive?
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∙ 14y ago
Yes, if its a urine test for Alcohol. No, if its a standard drug test. Alcohol is not part of the standard drug test. It is less common in preemployment tests or random on-the-job testing, especially for safety sensitive jobs.
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