Unfortunately, this is not entirely possible. It takes approximately two to three days for any traces of drugs or alcohol to pass out of your body through your urine. Everyone breaks down substances at different rates.
Some people claim that there are methods which you can use to help speed this process along which they swear by. They recommend taking 60 to 80 500 mg cranberry pills, the gel kinds, with water. Take them eight to 10 times over 12 to 18 hours with a pint of water each time. This method was used by someone who says they took Oxycontin 12 hours before a urinary drug test and that this method worked for them.
It is unlikely though that the above method will work. Neither will drinking a lot of water because the drugs pass into your bloodstream and cannot be flushed out by simply drinking a lot of water. If failing a drug test is going to impact your career then maybe you should think twice before taking drugs again.
A lot of people also claim that the majority of narcotics will be cleared out of your system within 24 hours, although they admit that this can vary so it is not worth putting all of your faith in. It all largely depends on how much you took and for how long you have been taking it. If you didn't take a lot and you haven't been a user for very long, you could get lucky. If you are a regular users and have been for a long time, then one dose of Oxycontin could stay in your system for up to 72 hours. Others say that you can buy three-hour detox drinks from certain stores that are designed to flush any toxins (including narcotics) out of your system quickly, although this might not be a very healthy option.
Some people claim that there are methods which you can use to help speed this process along which they swear by. They recommend taking 60 to 80 500 mg cranberry pills, the gel kinds, with water. Take them eight to 10 times over 12 to 18 hours with a pint of water each time. This method was used by someone who says they took Oxycontin 12 hours before a urinary drug test and that this method worked for them.
It is unlikely though that the above method will work. Neither will drinking a lot of water because the drugs pass into your bloodstream and cannot be flushed out by simply drinking a lot of water. If failing a drug test is going to impact your career then maybe you should think twice before taking drugs again.
A lot of people also claim that the majority of narcotics will be cleared out of your system within 24 hours, although they admit that this can vary so it is not worth putting all of your faith in. It all largely depends on how much you took and for how long you have been taking it. If you didn't take a lot and you haven't been a user for very long, you could get lucky. If you are a regular users and have been for a long time, then one dose of Oxycontin could stay in your system for up to 72 hours. Others say that you can buy three-hour detox drinks from certain stores that are designed to flush any toxins (including narcotics) out of your system quickly, although this might not be a very healthy option.