Personal Info:

>125-130 pounds
>5'10
>Ungodly metabolism (I eat shit, a lot of it, but live eternally in holocaust mode)
>Drink 4-6 liters daily (that's baseline, without any effort to 'detox')
>Regular vaping for two years, daily for a good deal of that time, numerous breaks of 1-3 weeks, probably never long enough to pass a test, cut back for awhile, but back to steady use the past week

You must have a similar metabolism as I do, being 5'10 and 135lb. I think if you quit right now you'd be set. I used to smoke an ungodly amount EVERY day for the past 2 years or so (typically something like 6-10 joints of high-grade nug a day with various bowls and maybe a few blunts here and there). I've never had a problem passing a drug test as long as I've had two weeks or so. I've even been able to pass one in a week. Also, it's possible they use oral drug screens, or cheaper urine screens as opposed to lab-grade tests, so you're very likely to pass if you stick it out.

>>21608
Okay, so I guess I'm gonna stick it out clean. I really think this job will be good for me. I won't be tested immediately, so I probably have 2-3 weeks. Who knows, maybe this is just a scare tactic, or maybe they'll test once at the start then I'll be free to get high on time off. But I will play it safe.

To assure a clean test in 2-4 weeks, is there something I should do or take until that point? I've heard niacin can help, but I've also heard various spurious attributes linked to niacin.

>>21625

I've read some articles before that suggest a regimen of a few things, like Niacin, Creatine, and Cranberry extract (AZO's). I've never used a regimen like this, and honestly, your body is equipped to filter out unwanted toxins on its own. A few simple things you can do which CANT hurt would be to avoid the intake of excess saturated fats (things like fast food, more luxurious dairy products like ice cream, high-fat milk or cheeses), consuming more anti-oxidants (cranberry, pomegranate, acai berry products), trying to get exercise (preferably cardio), maybe visiting a sauna a couple of times a week, and of course increasing your in-take of water. You don't necessarily HAVE to do any of these things religiously, but if it differs from your daily routine, it can make a difference.

It also wouldn't hurt to try and visit a Smoothie King a few times a week, because they not only have delicious and healthy drinks that will fill you up nicely, but they also have easy access to a host of additives such as creatine.

Hi my friend. I'm glad I ran across your post. Suboxone withdraw is a long, long process that can last a month or two. You are on the right path, that's for sure. Cutting your doses down gradually is the sure fire way to go. I've been physically addicted to suboxone three times and each time I beat it by lowering the doses and using Kratom to mitigate the withdraw symptoms. I let my body get addicted to the Kratom because a 4-7 day withdraw beats a few months of restless legs, poor sleep, and pissed off mood. You have to count your days when you're ready to stop it all. Every damn day you get the fuck up out of bed and you add a day to your count. I'm nearly three months off it and I feel so great. To not have your daily activity dictated by a drug is one of the best feelings in the world. Good luck to you and know that you are not alone in this - thousands of people have gone through what you're going through. Stay strong and I'll keep this thread up in a tab if you need any support or have any questions. Much love. <3

bump. need some advice

Don't smoke in Seattle?

>>21636
That's an option on the table,but a major factor on why im going up there

The traces take about 2 weeks to leave the body completely iirc, I haven't done a drug test myself so I don't know how accurate they are.

>>21627
to be safe, leave one month after ingesting any amount by any means (smoking, eating etc.)

>>21640

nice, i'm about to go buy a home drug test kit. got a test for a job on tuesday or wednesday, last time i smoked was monday night and i'm really hoping I can celebrate with you soon.

only allow people to smoke you out
free and no issues with tolerance, since it happens rarely enough to become a "treat"

Out of nowhere, several people with computer problems have asked for my help. They hook me up with joints and shit. Makes it hard to be sober for any 24 hour period because of my shitty willpower. Seems that even if I don't buy it it gets in my face. I know I can just say no, but goddamn they were well-rolled and smelled delicious.

I used to grow mushrooms and extract my own DMT which lead to me tripping a whole fucking lot over the course of about a year and a half. I've done enough psychedelics for a lifetime and made the decision to stop using them about six months ago.

I've been smoking weed daily for a couple years. I am a little over one month clean from it and I feel so much better without it at this point. I was using it as a crutch for coping with basically everything and it really helped deteriorate my mental health.

Today I am attempting to stop drinking alcohol cold turkey, since it's a nightly activity that I simply cannot moderate. I drink until there's nothing left in the apartment or I pass out. I don't want to cope with anxiety and boredom like that anymore.

I have an addictive personality and the only way for me to ever be able to use socially in moderation is to quit all this bullshit for a while and let my system reset. Fingers crossed that I can keep from drinking tonight. The first few nights are the hardest.

>>21630
Good luck !

BWS
I also stopped everything (alcohol, weed, fapping, porn etc) for a while. Going to do like >>21630 and try to "reset my system". It almost feels like I'm addicted to dopamine.

Also going to keep it all in moderation this time, I've failed several times in the past which makes me to believe I'll do it this time. This is just how I work, a side of Me I've noticed.

Good luck to everyone, and remember, the less time you spend in the gutter, the faster you develop as a human being. Some of you are still going to fail, just don't stay there. Start over again.

As long as you are not high walking into the interview, you will be fine.

Obligatory: don't smoke anymore before then.

>>21571
This, driving on weed is really not a big deal. If you get really high you won't want to drive or deal with traffic and you will be really anxious if you do drive when high out of your skull. If you are familiar with the roads then driving high should be the same as driving sober. I drove 3 hours yesterday from uni and smoked while driving back, I would say I drive safer high since I tend to go slower after blazing.

>>21571
>>21573

Reacftion time motherfuckers have you heard of it?

I could drink six-eight beers and still be able to drive, that's not the same as saying my driving skills are up to speed compared to driving sober...


OP:...... Wait AT LEAST two if not four hours before driving after the last smoke. Preferably you should feel sober before driving. If you feel high, it might not be the best idea, the chance of getting into an accident while high is significantly higher compared to driving sober. And if you make a wreck, all will be lost, you'll go to prison maybe, prblems with the insurance company all that shit.

Drive as sober and as carefully as possible

>>21571

>is actually fucking recommending driving under the influence, even though it could mean OP is having blurry/out of focus vision, paranoia, slower reaction time and he can't crash/maim someone
>hurr dur it doesnt fuck up your motor skills!!

Please don't spread uneducated shit like this.

Just wait until you feel sober enough. My guess would be like 2 hours, that's how long it takes me to feel decent enough to drive. Even if you have to leave between 1 and 2 hours or something, you'll still be fine, just pay attention. I know I'm restating what the first 2 guys said, but driving when buzzed/coming down is fine. Just don't drive high as fuck. Turning on some music helps me a lot (I don't listen to super chill stuff because that'll just make me zone out). You'll find that you tend to drive a lot slower, safer, and more cautious if you're like me and are paranoid about getting pulled over.

>>21628

Yes, and too-slow driving is one of the signs cops look after when they want to catch influenced drivers.

I mean, if you drive slowly and carefully, and are a woman or a 70-year-old, they won't bat an eye, but if they see a young male in a somewhat speeding-worthy car driving carefully, all the alarm bells go off

I know a guy who was pulled over repeatedly because he drove according to the speed limits, which normally was reserved for people who were driving drunk. But then again, that was out in the countryside and not inner city