If I understand the question if the blood has drugs so will the urine. If you are trying to switch samples that will just get you into more problems.
Red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets are typically present in blood but not normally found in urine.
Both.
urine and blood
Yes, traces of MDMA (the active ingredient in molly) can be detected in blood within a few hours to days after use, depending on the individual's metabolism and the sensitivity of the drug test.
40 days
No. A drug test uses your blood, urine, or hair to confirm that such substances have been used. Smelling a marker does not affect the blood, urine or hair folicles, so the answer is no.
In most states, a doctor is NOT obligated to report illegal drug use as disclosed by the patient or drugs found through lab tests. The American Medical Association opposes mandatory drug reporting laws on the premise that it hurts the patient-physician relationship and breaches confidentiality.Also, routine blood and urine tests usually do not include drug screens, which must be specifically ordered.
No. A "dilute drug test" is one where the test can't find certain levels of certain enzymes. Those enzymes are also in blood, so you're safe. You do, however, still have blood in your urine, where it should not be.
i know the air force uses urine and blood, but not hair; not sure about the other branches
Urine, blood and hair test.
It pretty basic either a blood test and/or urine test .