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better · Jan 31, 2012, 12:01 AM

I am 5 ft 168 pounds female. I had 3 24oz cans of 211 8.0alc each Saturday my last drink was around 730 I have not drunk since but I have Ben vomiting. And I had the test that following Tuesday at 920 my results should b here by 1/31/12

DrBill100 · Jan 31, 2012, 12:38 AM

Once beyond weight and gender you have lost me. Please clarify amount and what consumed, time from last drink to time of test and I'll try to provide an estimate.

better · Jan 31, 2012, 12:46 AM

12 nooon 3, 24 ounce cans of 211 brand of beer 0.8% n each can I had my last sip at 7 pm Saturday night went to take erg test on Tuesday at 9 am

better · Jan 31, 2012, 12:47 AM

Redwood labs not sure of cutoff

DrBill100 · Jan 31, 2012, 01:31 AM

All right, you had 3 drinks each containing 24 oz of 8% abv* across a period of 7 hours, last drink of said substance was 7 pm Saturday with test occurring 9 am Tuesday (last drink > test = 62 hr).

The foregoing is 6+ standard drinks (US). The amount v. time brings EtG detection within question however the rate of consumption (7 hours) indicates reduction (ie peak amounts).

I would guess that you are clear of EtG, but it could be a close call. The higher the cutoff the less possibility of detection, obviously.

Please let us know. Your report will provide guidance for others in the future.

*alcohol by volume

better · Jan 31, 2012, 01:47 AM

Thanks Dr bill should get the results by tomorrow because I have court on Wednesday morning. I will b sure to let u know the results.

DrBill100 · Jan 31, 2012, 02:02 AM

Thanks. I really need your information in order to assess the reliability of the commercial claims of this test. Once again it is my guess that you will be clear, but EtG is a most unreliable, ergo unpredictable test in the marketplace. Best to you.

better · Jan 31, 2012, 07:55 PM

Have not heard anything yet n court is at 10 n da morning I'm scared

DrBill100 · Jan 31, 2012, 08:43 PM

Have not heard anything yet n court is at 10 n da morning I'm scared

I would think that is good news. While I am certainly no legal expert, I can tell you from direct experience that laboratory tests are not accepted at face value. The tests are rebuttable, meaning you can challenge the results. Further, evidence to be considered would need to be made available to your attorney in advance.

Probably indicates that the test is a non-issue.

better · Feb 1, 2012, 11:55 AM

Just. Left from court and I passed thanks