Ls there any known way to pass an ETG alcohol tes when you have been drinking?

Answer 1

ETG tests are highly flawed due to not being discriminative enough where the alcohol is comming from. People have lost their jobs, licenses, etc and didn't drink. Those in the healthcare field will fail automatically due to the need to constantly use Purell; over 700 ng, almost 800ng, and the limit is 100. Considering an alcoholic beverage will cause 6000 ng, having the positive results at 100ng is rediculous!

Lysol disinfectant alone will cause a false positive. Foods, including ripe fruits, will cause false positives. Not only these but also cleansers, toothpaste, mouthwash, breathfresheners, some aerosol products, food enhancers such as extracts, hairspray, deodorant, over the counter medicines, and the list goes on.

They say that only ingestion will cause a positive result but this was clinically found to be false ...inhaling the fumes will also cause a false positive result which was shown with the use of Purell. It may just have been a guess, by the scientists, that it was just the inhaling of the fumes, but your skin is the biggest organ in you body and I believe that absorption must be considered as well! I personally don't know how anyone can pass it. I would fail alone just from my coffee with Vanilla extract in it every morning. Or my whip cream on ice cream.

This test is completely unreliable.

Answer 2

In spite of many myths, the only way to pass am alcohol breath test is to drink in moderation or not at all. With the EtG urine test, any amount of alcohol (even in mouthwash) can cause failure to pass the test.

Answer 3

Wait about five days before testing.
The ETG test is an 80-hour test, supposedly. However, it is extremely sensitive, and has been known to react to small amounts of alcohol in normal food, and other intake such as swallowing a small amount of mouthwash. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has issued an advisory to that effect.

Unfortunately, the test is still in wide use, especially by probation and parole departments. They do not have to worry about SAMHSA opinions, and most don't. If this is a probation issue, play it safe. Don't drink for at least 4 days before a test. If you're violated, you may spend quite a while in jail before you get a chance to try to explain this to a judge.

Answer 4

Certainly. Don't drink or use alcohol products of any kind for at least five days prior to the test. 100% effective. Short of that, you take your chances.

Answer 5

You have to wait at least 72 hours from the last contact with any alcohol in any form (mouthwash, hand sanitizers, etc.

Answer 6

Yes. Don't consume any alcohol and don't come into contact with any products containing alcohol.

Answer 7

Only the passage of time will help you pass the exam.

Answer 8

Almost certainly not.