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Summer2006

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marijuana affect on drug test Posted: 03-12-08 13:38pm


ok, a year and 10 months ago i tried marijuana twice. i had like one hit each time...didnt even feel effects anyways, its been almost 2 years since then, and i was wondering if that will show up in a drug test i have to tak for a job...??, will such a small amount that long ago be a problem?

Joshua8282

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Posted: 03-13-08 02:02am


no, you have nothing to worry about. I actually used to be the person that collected drug screen specimens at a hospital I worked at (just after-hours workplace accident type stuff). As long as they are either collecting urine or blood you have nothing to worry about.

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