QUICK ANSWER: 2-3 days (without smoking)
the CHEEK SWAB DRUG TEST monitors RECENT use, NOT HISTORICAL. the mouth replaces cheek cells every 48-72 hours. as long as you have not smoked within the 2-3 days before a test, you should be alright (with regular brushing, flossing and rinsing).
there has been a lot of controversy over how effective these tests are. they are VERY effective-... at catching people who smoke the day of the test. seems a little ridiculous that everyone is saying it takes a full month (or sometimes year) to get out of your CHEEK CELLS.
yes, THC remains in URINE for a month or so, but the cheek cells are replaced fast enough that 12+ hours for the infrequent smoker may even be enough (though why cut it that close).
there are also quicker (see: EXPENSIVE) alternatives, though they can get up into the $5
I have a friend that took a swab test for THC .And it tested positive 5 weeks after they stopped smoking...I was told by a counselor that it depends on how often you smoke as to how long it will take to be undetected..usually 4 to 6 weeks
A person may get dry mouth from smoking crack. People also get dry mouth from smoking a lot of Marijuana.
Though the mouth via smoking
Shouldn't be. A mouth swab test is testing DNA. Marijuana has nothing to do with your DNA, which cannot be changed.
yes it does infact
Yes, mouth irritation can be associated with smoking marijuana. The smoke can irritate the mucous membranes in the mouth and throat, leading to dryness, soreness, or inflammation. Additionally, some individuals may experience allergic reactions or sensitivities to certain compounds in marijuana, which can also contribute to mouth discomfort. Staying hydrated and using alternative consumption methods may help alleviate these symptoms.
the negative effects are it give you a dry mouth and its not a premanet high
Marijuana can enter the body through inhalation (smoking or vaping), ingestion (edibles or drinks), or absorption (topical creams or patches). When inhaled, the active compounds in marijuana are quickly absorbed into the bloodstream through the lungs, leading to rapid effects. When ingested, the compounds are metabolized by the liver before entering the bloodstream, resulting in delayed but longer-lasting effects.
yes
the color of your tongue generally doesnt change. but the cotton mouth associated with marijuana will give it a dried out appearance sometimes with a thick coat of white saliva.
yes you are definitely clear you only need like a mouth at the most
if you take a vitamin called b100. i would say about 2 weeks. other than that it should take a month to get out.
Our sources say that it is safer than smoking it, by far; avoid creating a lot of vacuum in your mouth, which is the primary reason smoking after an extraction is discouraged.