New Job: Drug Test

[rampage jackson]

Hey everyone,

I'm interviewing for a gov't job next week. I'm not really on anything besides AMP and Sesathin. Will AMP make me test positive for amphetamines?

 

[yeahright]

Hey everyone,

I'm interviewing for a gov't job next week. I'm not really on anything besides AMP and Sesathin. Will AMP make me test positive for amphetamines?

Hmmmmmmmm, no idea actually but when Don Catlan tested it he said it contained an "amphetamine-like" compound. Some of the metabolites might test dirty. I'd cease using it just in case.

 

[rampage jackson]

Wonder what the Half-life is on it....

 

[Leggo my Ego]

If it is amphetamine, It should be pretty short. I doubt it would be detectable a few days after cessation. Better to be safe than sorry. Good luck with the interview

 

[rampage jackson]

Thanks!

 

[flytrapcan]

Damn drug tests at the interview? Man glad I don't have to deal with those kind of rigors.

Good Luck

 

[rampage jackson]

well no, obviously not at the interview...but I have a 33% or better chance at the job...I just want to be prepared.

 

[wastedwhiteboy2]

as stated above. I would stop taking it and it will clear in 2-3 days.

 

[lennoxchi]

i've beat...i mean passed many urine drops... and i suggest one thing....WATER before your cup experience...and i mean LOTS of it!!!! and of course want is stated above by the others.....i'm sure you'll be fine....:thumbsup:

 

[rampage jackson]

Thanks Guys!

 

[rampage jackson]

Here's one: you guys ever heard of a county requiring pre-employment tobacco testing, or would that be an insurance issue? I checked no on the "have you used tobacco in the last 12-months box...only thinking cigs, not snuff.

 

[yeahright]

Here's one: you guys ever heard of a county requiring pre-employment tobacco testing, or would that be an insurance issue? I checked no on the "have you used tobacco in the last 12-months box...only thinking cigs, not snuff.

Yes, some employers check for nicotine. It's still rare but more and more employers are doing it because of how tobacco use drives-up their insurance costs, If the county runs a public health program, they might.

 

[rampage jackson]

welp...thats 2 things I'm giving up then...lol. Probably better anyways