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niwillia12 · Feb 11, 2016, 08:08 AM

Will I pas an EtG test 64 hours after heavy drinking?

CravenMorhead · Feb 11, 2016, 08:24 AM

I would give about even odds to be honest. There are too many variables, which include how your body metabolizes and eliminates EtG/EtS, that are unknown so a precise answer can't really be given.

The sure fire way to be stress free and ensure you pass the EtG/EtS test is to not drink. There are many really helpful organizations that will support you for however long to need to be sober for. The big problem here is that you're gambling every time you drink and eventually you will lose and suffer the consequences. Are you prepare to lose when you fail the test? I don't know why you're being tested, but for some reason someone has decided you need to be sober. It is best to stick with that for the months require. It will just be easier in the long run.

Fr_Chuck · Feb 11, 2016, 08:26 AM

In general if you were always drinking heavy, every week, the odds are against you,

A very heavy drinker for months and months, or years, may not even pass at 80 hours, since their system may not clear out as fast.

So it is just a chance.

niwillia12 · Feb 11, 2016, 09:41 AM

I haven't drank in over two months. Does that factor in somehow?

ma0641 · Feb 11, 2016, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by niwillia12

I haven't drank in over two months. Does that factor in somehow?

You heading for the post doesn't say that. Will I pass an EtG test 64 hours after heavy drinking?

niwillia12 · Feb 11, 2016, 09:59 AM

Originally Posted by ma0641

You heading for the post doesn't say that. Will I pass an EtG test 64 hours after heavy drinking?

My bad. Drank heavy on Monday until 2am Tuesday. It'll be 64 hours when I test?

smoothy · Feb 11, 2016, 01:32 PM

Do you feel lucky... you are going to need it at 64 hours.

niwillia12 · Feb 11, 2016, 04:05 PM

Is there anyone out there that has passed in this time frame?

smoothy · Feb 11, 2016, 05:23 PM

How many people claim to have seen bigfoot? Does that mean its real? Fact is there are such differences between one person and the next as far liver function etc... its like asking it they can run a 12 mile marathon... then thinking you can too if they can even if you have never ran around the block before.

Sure some people have passed... but a lot have failed as well. You can't compare anyone else's results to your own. They would be meaningless.

All you can do now is wait and see. The deed is done. You can only wait to see if they catch you this time or not. And learn from it because there will be another test... and another... and you will never know how long you have when they spring it on you.

catonsville · Feb 11, 2016, 05:26 PM

I doubt that anyone on here could answer your question as they have no idea what you consumed i.e. meaning of: heavy drinking has many different meanings.