FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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The amount of time a drug stays in your system depends on several factors—such as the type of substance, how often it’s used, your metabolism, body weight, and hydration levels.
Urine tests: Most drugs are detectable for 1–7 days after use.
Hair tests: Can detect drug use for up to 90 days.
Saliva tests: Detect most drugs within 24–48 hours of use.
Nail tests: May show evidence of use for up to 6 months.
These are general guidelines—individual results can vary based on lifestyle, usage patterns, and test sensitivity.
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Yes. Even if marijuana or other substances are legal in your state, employers still have the right to enforce a drug-free workplace policy. This means you can test positive and face disciplinary action—including termination—if your employer prohibits drug use, especially in safety-sensitive positions or jobs regulated by federal law (like DOT or government contracts).
It’s important to review your company’s drug policy before use, as state legalization does not override workplace rules or federal regulations.
