Drug Test?

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My buddy asked me if M1D would come up positive on a test for steroids. he doesn't know what kind of test it is either. I didnt know what to tell him. Any help?

 

[casualbb]

If it's a general pre-employment drug screening, they don't test for steroids.

If it's a sporting event testing place, I would be worried.

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

Originally posted by Bmf2
****DRUG TESTS FACTS****

First, let's dispel a myth. There is no single drug test that will detect each and every substance consumed by you. Each drug must be tested for independently. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) specifies that the minimum test be for the following 5 categories (this is commonly referred to as a 5 panel test by the drug testing industry):
-Amphetamines and methamphetamines (Ectasy will show up here, as well as the diet pill Phentermine)
-Cannabinoids (Marijuana and Hashish)
-Cocaine
-Opiates (this includes Heroin, Opium, Morphine and Codeine)
-Phencyclidine (commonly known as PCP and Angel Dust)
• While this is usually the minimal test, additional testing can include:
-Anabolic steroids (Stanazolol, Nandrolene, etc.)
-Barbituates (includes Amytal, Fioricet, Nembutal, Seconal)
-Benzodiazepines (includes Ativan, Klonapin, Librium, Valium, Xanax)
-Methadone (used to overcome withdrawal symptoms from Opiates)
-Methaqualone (Quaaludes)
-Propoxyphene (includes Darvon and Darvocet)

While not tested for, under NIDA guidelines, here's info on alcohol that might be helpful. It is usually metabolized and undetectable after 18 to 24 hours. If you ever wonder what your blood alcohol might be, after a few drinks, try this link BAC

FACTORS AFFECTING DETECTION TIMES
• History of use (the greater the frequency of use, the longer the detection period)
• Metabolism (a faster metabolism gets rid of the substance more easily, so exercise)
• Body weight (the more body fat, the longer the detection time)
• Potency of drug (this is obvious)
• Tolerance (prolonged use brings higher tolerance and shorter detection times, as the body metabolizes the substance more quickly)


To view laws for your particular state, click this link Your State Laws

Drug testing basically falls under two categories, "screening" and "presumptive". Screening, as the name implies, is used to screen out drug users, either thru pre-employment testing or random testing. It is intended to be a deterrent to drug use. The most common screen test is urine analysis, although a hair test is sometimes used.
Presumptive testing is used when you actions raise suspicions of drug use. These suspicions can range from slurred speech to being involved in an accident. A blood test is usually administered, in these cases, but sometimes saliva testing will be used.

Other drugs that hang around for a long time are sedative benzodiazepines, such as Valium, Xanax and Librium. This is okay. Just be able to produce a current prescription before the test.
Hair testing presents a more difficult problem and a common question is how drugs even get into your hair. Well those drug metabolites, running around in your blood, are getting absorbed by the hair follicles in your scalp. As your hair grows out of those follicles the hair strands are also picking up those traces of drug metabolites. This is true for any and all absorbed drugs.


Edited length -by Sh4dowF4lcon

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

On a side note: It is highly unlikely the will detect anything regarding your friend.

 

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thanks bros