[joandoe52]

And had around 4 (little less) glasses of wine, would that be detectable in an 80 hour etg/ets test nine days later?

[DrBill100]

No it would not!

Based on standard (5 oz) glass of wine...

[joandoe52]

Thank you, very much. By the way, are you really a doctor?

[joandoe52]

It was closer to a bottle, not sure if that makes a difference and homemade wine (from a kit) from a friend. Would this make a difference?

[joandoe52]

And have an etg/ets test in nine days, you have already answered me but I am inquiring as to whether the homemade wine makes a difference. I believe the cut off levels are 500 ng. I had been alcohol free for over a month until that point. Thank you very much.

[joandoe52]

I am not sure if you are answering me back or not, there seems to be some problem with my link, can you please tell me if a bottle of homemade wine (from a kit) makes a difference? I would assume I would be okay after nine days, I would just like to be sure. The test cut off limit to my knowledge is 500 ng.

[DrBill100]

I am not sure if you are answering me back or not, there seems to be some problem with my link, can you please tell me if a bottle of homemade wine (from a kit) makes a difference? I would assume I would be okay after nine days, I would just like to be sure. The test cut off limit to my knowledge is 500 ng.

There has never been a single instance of EtG being detected at that time span regardless of amount consumed. Far beyond even the exaggerated claims of the test.

[joandoe52]

Thank you very much.

[joandoe52]

I passed my test, thank you.