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NEW USER, Drug test Question!!!

Discussion in 'Cannabis Consumption Q&A & Tips' started by Cmn3yy, Dec 22, 2019.

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  1. #1 Cmn3yy, Dec 22, 2019
    Hello, so I’m new to the site of course, made it just for some reliable and trustworthy answers. I quit smoking Weed completely on Dec 10, 2019. I was a pretty heavy user, about 2 years smoking about 2 blunts a day of Good/great weed. I’m a fairly thin guy, about 145-150 and 6FT tall. I have a pretty fast metabolism and I perform manual labor. I’m not necessarily sweating but I’m walking on average 3-4 miles a day at work. I have to pass a drug test at the End of January, early February. This is for a government job (firefighter) to be exact, and I was wondering if I should be passing? I have tested myself with a 50ng/ml drug test and after almost 2 weeks I have very faint lines implying negative results, but will I be completely clean come another month or so? I really would appreciate solid, true advice as I am stressing pretty bad over this.
     
  2. #2 killset, Dec 22, 2019
    The shade of the line does not indicate how dirty/clean you are. A pass is a pass. I give drug tests where i work. Ive tested people i know personally and know they do not use drugs and they popped lines that weren't solid.
     
  3. #3 Cmn3yy, Dec 22, 2019
    Thanks for your quick reply, so would you say in another month I should be completely clean, or at least under the 15ng/ml threshold? I’m not sure what the limit will be, it’s for a government job and it will be a physical from a physician including urinalysis and blood work.
     

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