Can I pass an ETG UA test 27 hours after I had 2 small mixed drinks (rum and gingerale)? Worked out/intense cardio for 3 hours same day after drinks consumed, and 2 hours workout/cardio the next day along with gallon of water, 50 ounces gatorade, bottle of lemon water, 20 ounce fruit juice, 12 oz protein shake, and small meal. Peed 10 times between 9am-5pm before testing at 5:15pm. I also run Hgh and T3 and work out everyday for 1-2 hours. I hadn't drank for 10 days prior. The two small drinks were consumed in a 1-1.5 hour span finishing at 2:30pm (tuesday) and not tested until 5:30pm Wednesday.

Highly unlikely.

And none of the things you did will help you pass. You will probably fail for dilution, they know the score.

I passed the test... you guys can stick to driving cabs and fixing toilets... thanks

Keep drinking. Maybe you will actually fail your next one since you need to be so damned cocky. WE don't have an alcohol problem or have to worry about passing tests.

How lucky you are, now get some brains.

Was this test a surprise or was it scheduled?

You asked for opinion, and that's all we can give you. We base our opinion on scientific research, and based on the time frame and the info you gave, you should have failed. But every dog has his day. Looks like it was your turn.

In other words, you got lucky. Very lucky. So instead of putting down the people that replied to your question, you should be thinking about the fact that you may not be so lucky next time.

I love it when people ask a question, and then when they don't get the answer they want, they get mean. If you want someone to tell you what you want to hear, talk to your friends, they'll lie to you. If you want an honest opinion you have to be grownup enough to take it, even if it's not what you want to hear.

Good luck. :)

I am guessing that due to his intense cardio and the sheer volume of liquids he drank, he could probably drink twice as much in half the time and still pass. He most likely has a "fast metabolism", unlike the majority of people who post similar questions on this here, so the studies from "regular" people do not apply in this case. After all, we're talking about a gymrat here. /:-|