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Tonic water07/11/2007 |
Is it at all possible, that i may have tested false positive, by drinking alcohol, the day before i was tested. I read something that said tonic water is in alcohol, is that true.
NetWellness receives numerous questions about drug screens and possible false positive results. NetWellness experts do not provide information on ways to avoid the detection of drugs in the body. They also can not address specific questions related to individual drug screens or about which medications/medical conditions can cause false positive results. However, the article Drug Testing may help you better understand the drug screening process and options you may have if you feel your screen has been erroneous.Thank you for visiting NetWellness.
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