No, the THC from marijuana is not topically absorbed through the skin or hands.
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Yes, consuming marijuana can result in metabolites being detected in urine drug tests, leading to a positive result. These metabolites can remain in the body even after the effects of marijuana have worn off.
No, contact high from marijuana cannot be detected on a urine test. Urine tests only detect the presence of specific marijuana metabolites in the urine, which are produced when marijuana is internally metabolized by the body.
No, smelling unburned weed typically would not cause your urine to test positive for marijuana. However, if you are exposed to a significant amount of secondhand marijuana smoke in an enclosed space, it is possible for trace amounts of THC to be detected in your system.
Yes, marijuana use can potentially change the smell of urine. Compounds from marijuana can be excreted in urine, altering its odor. Additionally, marijuana use can lead to dehydration, which can result in more concentrated urine that may have a stronger smell.
It can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks for marijuana to completely clear out of your urine, depending on factors like frequency of use, metabolism, and hydration levels. In general, for a single-use, it may take about 3-7 days for marijuana to be undetectable in a urine test.
No, marijuana is metabolized by the body and eliminated primarily through feces and urine. Peeing does not directly remove marijuana from the body; rather, it is broken down by the liver and excreted as waste products through the urine.