[adamtheburglar]

Dr bill

I am a 28 year old male, 155 lbs. I believe you have said in the past that it is not the quantity of alcohol that would make one fail at EtG, rather the last drink and the time that it was consumed. So this being said, I drank all day Saturday probably 5-6 beers and 8 shots of whiskey stopping at roughly 2:30 Sunday morning. If I have a test at 10 am Wednesday what is the likelihood of me passing?

Thanks.

[adamtheburglar]

I'm 5'8 as well.

[DrBill100]

dr bill

i am a 28 year old male, 155 lbs. i believe you have said in the past that it is not the quantity of alcohol that would make one fail at etg, rather the last drink and the time that it was consumed. so this being said, i drank all day saturday probably 5-6 beers and 8 shots of whiskey stopping at roughly 2:30 sunday morning. if i have a test at 10 am wednesday what is the likelihood of me passing?

thanks.

Given that time span, about 80 hours, you will more than likely not have detectable EtG.

[adamtheburglar]

Is there any methods of reassuring my passing? i.e. water consumption, exercise, etc?

[adamtheburglar]

Are there*

[adamtheburglar]

My bac was rather high I would assume as well. And I am a very heavy drinker, if that's of any significance.

[DrBill100]

my bac was rather high i would assume as well. and i am a very heavy drinker, if thats of any significance.

Heavy drinkers usually metabolize alcohol at a faster rate than moderate drinkers. It is my recommendation to anyone, even those that have had no alcohol, to remain well hydrated prior to an EtG test.