[jonnyt11]

I drank the night before a 10 am drug test. Lets say from 8pm to 1am. . My question is 16,000 NG/ML ethyl glucuronide that high of a number for drinking the night before the test? Also, how many beers do you think I drank ( can tell the doc I drank ) to test in that range. I am 30, 220 lbs. any help would be great thanks.

[Alty]

I can't understand what you're asking, your post is very hard to read and understand.

Are you saying that you drank, you're allowed to drink but not to excess, and when you were tested you were found to have been drinking to excess?

Now you want us to guess how much you drank based on your results?

No can do.

You know how much you drank, apparently you failed the test, and people online guessing if you were wronged, won't help you.

If you failed the test, you failed. Nothing you find online will justify it.

[J_9]

This site does not condone enabling. You tell the doctor truthfully how much you drank and be prepared for the consequences.

[jonnyt11]

How may beers would I have had to drink to reach 16,000 NG/ML ethyl glucuronide level? I don't care that I tested positive. If you don't know anything about ETG testing why answer my question? I don't think 16,000 ng/ml is excess because the test isn't based solely on volume of alcohol. Excess would be over 100,000 NG/ML ethyl glucuronide . I drank lightly the night before my test. I just would like a rough ratio for beers drank to NG/ML ethyl glucuronide levels.

It's a scientific process not a religious persecution

[J_9]

You won't get your answer here.

[Alty]

So you're asking us to give you a scientific answer based on the very limited information you provided, and you're mad because we can't?

Okay, what's your metabolism? Don't say it's fast, slow, medium, we need numbers. Have you ever done a test that accurately tracks how fast your metabolism is? If so, we need that info to do what you have asked us to do.

How tall are you?

How old are you?

How much do you weigh?

What do you eat and drink? Provide exact diet including liquids for at least week before you drank, and while you were drinking, and after you were drinking.

Science is based on facts. We need facts before we can give you a scientific answer.

Best bet would be to ask the person that tested you, why you failed. Even they likely won't be able to give you the scientific answer you seek.

You failed, that's it. Doesn't mater how, or why. You drank, which you admit, and you failed your ETG test because you drank. The end.

If you want to fight it, fight with the testers, but don't go online asking for scientific results when you're given no info to allow anyone to do that. You won't get actual answers, because you can't provide the info for anyone to be able to do so.

Good luck.

[jonnyt11]

You're a pet expert! Why do you respond to something you only pretend to know about. Do you feel better by putting people down? Do you know anything about ETG testing or do you just like to pretend to be a ETG expert who likes to demote people because they drank. Well, I never said I couldn't drink! I just wanted a rough estimate of beer to ng/ml ratio by someone who has experience with ETG testing. Go troll somewhere else and leave your personal beliefs to yourself! One beer equals how many ng/ml? If you don't know or can't help back off

[Alty]

While we're at it, why are you answering ETG questions on this site when you can't even answer your own question?

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