How Long till Marijuana is out of my System?!
Question: Well, a few days ago i took 2 hits of a marijuana joint, was my FIRST time, i got a bit high.. this was on 12-16-07 around 11:55 p.m. i totally forgot i have an analysis on 12-29-07 where they take some of my blood, to see how im doing.
First of all, will drugs show up in the analysis??
What can i do to Clear my system faster??
how long will it take till im clean??
Thank you.
Answers: Well, a few days ago i took 2 hits of a marijuana joint, was my FIRST time, i got a bit high.. this was on 12-16-07 around 11:55 p.m. i totally forgot i have an analysis on 12-29-07 where they take some of my blood, to see how im doing.
First of all, will drugs show up in the analysis??
What can i do to Clear my system faster??
how long will it take till im clean??
Thank you.
I'll bet you that you'll come out clean. The same exact thing happened to me.
Two hits is barely anything anyways. And because it was your first time, it shouldn't stay in your system long at all. Seriously, it will be out of your system in around a week.
Just to be careful, drink a lot of water. Do not get fake pee from GNC. Stupid idea. And you really don't need to worry about buying detox from GNC either.
Good luck !
30 days. Is the analysis for drugs on the 29th? If so, then you are screwed. There is nothing that will clear it out any faster. Only two tokes may not have the amount high enough to list as positive anyway. Good luck!
yer screwed you can fake a pee test with products from GNC but a blood test is gonna bust ya put it off if you can for 30 days
Just drink plenty of water and if they are doing a blood test and they are not looking for drugs you have nothing to worried about. Good Luck
You should be fine; two hits is a very small amount. Drink a lot of water between now and then (at least 24oz a day, which you should anyway).
The metabolites from marijuana ingestion remain in the system for up to 30 days. The amount has to build up to be detectable though; the small amount you ingested is going to be below the test's sensitivity range and could just as easily be explained by taking ibuprofen (which can also metabolize into the same substances, causing a false positive).