Does nicotine show up in a drug test?

Answer 1

Generally, nicotine leaves your blood 1-3 days after you stop using tobacco, (something your body makes after nicotine enters it) will be gone after 1-10 days. Neither will show up in your urine after 3-4 days.

Answer 2

Relax. They will be testing for illegal drugs. Tobacco is still legal.

Whatever you say, but my workplace has a no-nicotine policy, and does random drug testing for nicotine -- and if you test positive you're fired. Yes, this is in the USA. People say they'd quit, but none of them can point me to a place where other jobs are available, so, *shrug*.

After you smoke a cigarette it is detectable on a average of 10 days but can be detected even after 14 days

Answer 3

The typical DOT or screening drug tests don't look for cigarettes, but some employers, in states where it isn't prohibited by law, test for cigarette chemicals. Some surgeons also test when smoking would affect healing.

Answer 4

no why would tobacco show up in the first place all it has is chemicals no drugs unless you count nicotine but that isn't illegal so why would it show up on a drug test but yeah that's the answer it does not show up in your system

Answer 5

Some employers test for nicotine product use, by checking cotinine levels (long-acting metabolite of nicotine).

Answer 6

No, usually drug tests do not test for nicotine

Answer 7

Not that I've ever heard!! Mabe one can do a mouth swab or something but not any ordinary drug test

Answer 8

No, Tobbaco doesnt have THC or MIV which are what drug tests look for. Dont worry

disagree^^

at my school the drug tests will show whether you test positive for nicotine.

Answer 9

yes it can sorry