Will I pass etg test after 59 hours?

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If you look into the other questions already answered like this,you can most likely find the answer you are looking for.

When you want to work on the problem, instead of covering up the evidence, let us know.

We can try our best to help you.

I'm sure those tests are there for a reason.

Because alcohol has been causing problems in your life.

Just like some of US here.

God bless the still suffering alcoholic/addict.

Now..... I been working on it ......ima not drink any more but I just wanted to know if there was any secrets to beating this test I drank water to dilute n taken creatine n took a couple of shots of vinegar ....I woke this morning n ran one mile n worked out just needed some extra tips on what I could do

Oh and I drank last on sunday night or technically monday at 2am

So I want the real answer

It would seem that you have some insight into EtG testing as you are aware of creatinine as a marker for dilution. Now...

Ethylglucuronide is a by-product of Phase 2 metabolism. So long as alcohol is in your system EtG is being produced. So your answer depends upon 1) your metabolic rate. 2) As a metabolite it is directly related to the amount of alcohol consumed. Although, that is confounded by the fact that 3) EtG is produced at individually variable rates. There is large inter-individual variation in all of the research to date. Within the group tested, with measured and balanced consumption, there is a variance of 800-1200%. Therefore the standard deviation renders averages meaningless. (Ex. One individual may have measurable EtG for 3 hours and another for 30+ after consuming the same amount of alcohol) Another factor is the 4) cut-off used by the testing agency. That varies from 0 (no threshhold) to 2000 ng/mL. (Many total abstinence programs use 100 although 500 is also common) There is no standardized, or even recommended, cutoff.

Given all the factors noted and based on the sparse scientific literature available, if you had a couple of drinks or even 3, you will probably be clear. If you had 6 or more you will probably register low presence (59 hrs). But in reality there is no way of telling.

Contrary to the averments of the testing labs, EtG testing is widely acknowledged in the scientific literature to be erratic and unreliable in determining actual consumption. Therefore even if you hadn't had a drink you should be worried.

"ima not drink any more"

Are you sure? Let's say you do pass this test, will you go out and tie one on?

Get help with your problem. Before it's too late.

If I had one drink would I be ok 45hrs later 130lb F, I think I drank too much water

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