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Standard Urinalysis Test - Transport Canada Medical

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by CanadianTraveller96, Nov 7, 2018.

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  1. #1 CanadianTraveller96, Nov 7, 2018
    Hello GrassCity Family !

    I've always browsed but never posted - but I need some help from my fellow seasoned tokers.

    I have a transport canada medical exam coming up, for a job offer I received from a seafaring company.

    I was just curious, as I know that THC will still show up on a drug screen.
    My question is, and I've been told multiple things, will I fail the Transport Canada Medical Exam if I have THC in my system?

    The reason I am asking, is because when I received this job offer, about a week ago, I stopped smoking.
    But I have been smoking for a LONG time, and I know it will more than likely still show up in my system.

    I did ask the receptionist when I was booking the medical, and she mentioned that they don't really look for that, and that it is a standard urinalysis test. I just wanted some input from someone who has actually COMPELTED this medical... I just don't want to lose out on this opportunity because of something that is completely legal in my home country.
     
  2. #2 Cactus Ed, Nov 8, 2018
    A standard uranalysis doesn't check for drugs. I have no idea if that place drug tests though. While they could run the tests from the same specimen it would be two different tests.
     
  3. #3 bomattt, Nov 20, 2018
    The standard urinalysis would be a 5 panel and tests all major drug categories including THC. I don’t know if it is different in Canada. I’m in the US and can only vouch for what happens here. As for the receptionist, she’s exactly that, a receptionist. I wouldn’t trust her with anything except taking phone calls and making appointments. Just sayin. I hope everything works out for you.
     
  4. #4 Cactus Ed, Nov 20, 2018
    A standard urinalysis does not check for drugs.
     

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