[edtyson]

Drank Friday sobered up drank 2 beers between 1 and 3 am Saturday morning. Drank lots of water Saturday. Drank a 1 ltr of water Before test Monday at 1 pm.

[ma0641]

Drinking that much water may be a cause for dilution failure. They are on to those tricks as it will reduce the specific gravity.

[talaniman]

You may be just fine but personally I wouldn't put a dime on you passing. That would be a fool's bet not knowing your history and habits, and questioning your judgements to indulge drinking before a test which obviously you didn't care enough about to ensure your passing by abstaining from drinking to get drunk, and not having to risk diluting your sample to hide the fact you drank to EXCESS.

Sorry guy, not judging you but fact is if this is but a sample of your drinking behavior then you may well need a lot longer than 58/60 hours to clear your system sufficiently without a whole lot of water flushing you out. By the way, the clock doesn't start for at least 8 hour after your last drink so figure if you stopped at 3 AM Saturday after bingeing Friday you barely had 48 hours for your system to clear itself... so let me change that bet as likely you have a great chance of failure.

But what would I know since job and freedom are worth more than the fun of being drunk anytime. The time to worry about passing an alcohol test is before NOT after you have taken it.

I wish you luck, I really do, you will need it, and some prayers if you know any, and some gratitude if you pass to look at your own drunk logic when faced with such a life changing event like a drug/alcohol test and take it a lot more seriously.

[Fr_Chuck]

At this point I would be much more concerned about a diluted sample, way too much water before a test. A failure for diluted will make often put them on a high alert to watch you more carefually.

At 60 hours with a minor amount of drinking, you would have been better off, with normal water instead of coke or coffee, and perhaps a steam room.