Melton 12 month drug screen

Well, while I agree with you others won't. I wasn't asking how often you used to use, but it was a question I got often when I worked in the pharmacy.

In fact, it was the second most popular question asked... Though phrased more as, "How do I get clean for a test in 2 days?" (Not possible.)

The first most popular was something akin to, "How do you read my doctor's chicken scratch?!"

I suspect that this type of drug testing was introduced because addicts of any sort have a high chance of returning to substance abuse. Is it right? It's a moral grey area and truthfully statistically impossible to prove.

 

We don't smoke marijuana in Muskogee, Oklahoma.......... Meth and crack...now that's a different story.

 

Eh, that's okay. In Atlanta, ga we get drunk off our ##### and THEN drive.

The law says no drinking and driving or no open bottles...

...oddly enough I have been wanting some good wine lately...or a good beer. #### this job I enjoy!

 

Some fairly straight-forward, unbiased info here
http://www.uatests.com/drug-testing-information/hair-drug-test-faq.php

You're not going to be like the many new driver applicants who all of the sudden decided to go for the "shaved look" a few days before orientation with a new carrier, are you?

 

Get yourself a trim to remove a couple of months of growth.
Nothing radical, keeping the same look that's on your license.
Was at orientation a couple of years ago
Went clean shaven and they commented on how I had hair on my chin in my license picture.

 

Glad I quit as a teen to prove I could or I would be in big trouble. A year?! Sheesh. I have long facial hair that would've did me in.

I also know a guy who got a positive by an underarm hair with swift. I hope you all find a way around any obstacle you might face.

 

Litigation; a good lawyer leaves no stone unturned; or is that "no stoned unturned."

 

Underarm hair is the new secret weapon for drug tests.
Go with a company that does only urine then in a year change companies.
It's a real hassle if you get popped for any drug, with the SAP program in place. I just wouldn't risk it.

 

Be aware that African Americans or individuals with thick, curly hair retain much more of the metabolites they are testing for, and for a much longer time.

White hair, on the other hand, doesn't contain any.

These are just 2 of the obstacles preventing a nationwide mandate on hair follicle testing.