Alcohol Test Kit

Im getting tested tommorow for a job, but i had a few drinks last night. They told me they were going to do a alcohol and a drug test. im worried!, can i buy the test from a drug store? or does it have to be from the internet??? thankz
i had about 11 smirnofs will that show up? i know its alcohol, but its not as effective as beer? Plz help?

hahahaha you are good man, 1 beer or 1 shot stays for only 1 hour. you need to wait 11 hours until thats out of your system

2008-09-04 10:01:11 by Susana D

The Police are trying to take an alcohol test on an old gentleman that might be a little bit tipsy-wipsy...

My mom bought an at home alcohol testing kit to see if i drank when i go out all you have to do is put a piece of paper in your moth and if it changes colors it means u drank...its called guardian angel test strips

Does anyone know how to pass or cheat this test?!
Pleaaaseee answer

I know a sure-fire way to pass: DON'T DRINK.

2009-09-02 15:49:41 by abercroqt

Price: $1,056.00 $11.22

is their like a kit u can buy at cvs or wal mart or anywhere that you can buy 2 test for alcohol?

You can test for anything,,,,,,,,,,,Geez!

After about 4 hours (6 hours max), there is no trace left in anyone's system that could indicate alcohol is in it, or ever WAS in it.

The leftover symptoms you feel are from dehydration and exhaustion, etc.

RELAX

2009-01-30 17:48:16 by uknown

Same test as used by probation and drug courts.
Will detect consumption of one or more beers, glasses of wine or hard liquor.
Can be used urine collected and refrigerated several days prior to test being sent in.

Was banned for stupidly driving while under the influence, and am allowed my license back only if I pass a blood test which shows I have no alcohol misuse in a year.do you know if there is a detox kit or somthing ican get it out my system?

Stop drinking.

2006-10-11 10:59:26 by scottishsimone

For a nominal fee parents can now at home perform a urinalysis that provides instant results to detect the presence of 10 types of drugs in their child's system: marijuana; cocaine; amphetamine; methamphetamine; barbiturates; opiates; oxycodone; MDMA, or Ecstasy; benzodiazepines; and proxyphene. There are also saliva swabs, which can be easily stored in a car's glove compartment, as well as oral tests that detect alcohol and tobacco use.

I don't think it helps. If you're a good parent and know how to talk to them, they shouldn't do drugs. If they do them anyway, (genetics or peer pressure) they will find ways around it, there are plenty of things out there that flush that stuff out of your system. Besides it's an invasion of privacy and they will resent you for it.

2006-09-20 07:22:07 by Seeker