"Higher level" drug testing at the workplace

[destroy_rebuild]

At my workplace apparently they may be cracking down on drug testing a bit (don't know why exactly) but they said they would most likely administer "NCAA level" drug tests. Do you guys know what all those kind of tests involve? If I've got a test cycle running that'll be done by January and they're planning on putting this into place in the spring (if they do), would they find any traces? How would I go about getting around the test? I've heard about epitestosterone, but I don't really know how all of that works, or if I'll even need to do something like that. Like I said, they said a test "of that level," so I'm not even sure if they're going to be testing for AAS, just wanted to see if anyone had any insight. I am not an NCAA or Professional level athlete, this is purely for the workplace so I can determine what kind of action I need to take to ensure I don't lose my job over something like this. Seems like an expensive endeavor, considering NIDA tests are probably already a pretty big expense. I'm also curious about continuing cycles down the road. Thanks in advance for any tips you guys have, I appreciate it.

 

[TheRippedReverend]

Hv no clue what ncaa test on

 

[training700]

Ncaa would test for test levels as well as a majority of aas. You will be fine from when your cycle ends till testing. Try and find out more later on what the actual test will be if/when they implement it.

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[semper03]

NCAA doesn't screw around. From their web site they mainly do schools for scholarships, sports ect... Not public work places but in the off chance they do, i'd watch myself or you'll pop hot.

 

[training700]

He didn't say ncaa will be doing it just will be doing the same level. Just test is easy enough to pass if been awhile because they test for the ratio of test to e.

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[stevesmi]

ask them instead of stressing yourself and speculating. ask them what they are testing for so you can make sure you are not on it.

you have a right to know what you are being tested for and you have a right to refuse to be tested.

 

[destroy_rebuild]

I feel like they would find it a little suspicious if I came in and asked them up front exactly what they were testing me on.... However, I was informed today that it will be done once a year sometime during March through May. So, I guess I may just have to plan my cycles accordingly to get around it. If it's the level they're making it out to be, I don't want to take any chances.

 

[stevesmi]

I feel like they would find it a little suspicious if I came in and asked them up front exactly what they were testing me on.... However, I was informed today that it will be done once a year sometime during March through May. So, I guess I may just have to plan my cycles accordingly to get around it. If it's the level they're making it out to be, I don't want to take any chances.

no one has ever failed a test based on suspicion.

tell them you are taking weight training supplements that contain herbs such as fadogia and milk thistle etc.. and you would like to make sure none of the ones you are taking will accidentally show up. thats all you need to say. if anything they would appreciate you being 'up front' as you say, means you care about your job and your health and you don't want them to conflict with each other.

 

[destroy_rebuild]

no one has ever failed a test based on suspicion.

tell them you are taking weight training supplements that contain herbs such as fadogia and milk thistle etc.. and you would like to make sure none of the ones you are taking will accidentally show up. thats all you need to say. if anything they would appreciate you being 'up front' as you say, means you care about your job and your health and you don't want them to conflict with each other.

Alright, I'll give that a try. You're right, they will probably appreciate the forwardness, it shows that I care about my job. Thank you

 

[oxymoron]

Maybe I missed it but what kind of work is testing u along the same lines as NCAA athletes? If u don't want to say, its cool, im just curious.


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