If I drank 2 redbull and vodkas that contained 2oz each would I pass alcohol test 22 and half hours later?

What happens when you FAIL ?

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Originally Posted by Curlyben

What happens when you FAIL ?

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I don't know. Don't honk t will be a big deal I was just wondering

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Originally Posted by Duckhunter22

I don't know. Don't honk t will be a big deal I was just wondering

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Think*

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Originally Posted by Duckhunter22

Think*

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Can someone answer?

Is it for probation?

If so, with 22 hours, it's not likely that you can pass. It's possible, I have heard of it happening, but chances are higher that you will fail.

Go with a glass of cold milk instead. Maybe mix in some Nestle's Quik.

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Originally Posted by odinn7

Is it for probation?

If so, with 22 hours, it's not likely that you can pass. It's possible, I have heard of it happening, but chances are higher that you will fail.

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No it's not probation. I just figured that lite bit of alcohol would be out in that long of time

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Originally Posted by odinn7

Is it for probation?

If so, with 22 hours, it's not likely that you can pass. It's possible, I have heard of it happening, but chances are higher that you will fail.

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So even with drinking lots of water and exercising u think I'd still fail?

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Originally Posted by Duckhunter22

So even with drinking lots of water and exercising u think I'd still fail?

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Drinking water is bad and might cause a fail for dilution. Best thing is do not drink alcohol in the first place if testing is a possibility.

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Originally Posted by Duckhunter22

No it's not probation. I just figured that lite bit of alcohol would be out in that long of time

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You're being mysterious and avoiding true answers...

You're worried about failing but you won't say what or why...

If it's probation, testing is stricter than if it's for something like a job.

That could make the difference. And really, you talk about "that little bit"... sure, you would show a BAC of 0 after 22 hours but EtG (which I'm assuming this test is) doesn't generally dissipate as quickly... so 22 hours is pushing it.