James Parnell answered
Most probably not.
Cocaine can be detected in a person's urine between two and thirty days after it was last taken. This will depend on the amount taken, the gender, weight, and rate of metabolism of the person.
Cocaine four days before a urine test...
Cocaine can be detected in a person's urine between two and thirty days after it was last taken. This will depend on the amount taken, the gender, weight, and rate of metabolism of the person.
Cocaine four days before a urine test...
- Cocaine is one of the ten substances that is tested for in the standard ten panel urine screening. The other nine substances include: Amphetamine, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cannabinoids, methadone, methaqualone, opiates, phencyclidine and propoxyphene.
- As I have stated above, cocaine can be detected in urine for about thirty days.
- In blood testing, traces of cocaine can be found within twenty four hours of it being taken.
- For saliva tests, which are not used as often as urine or blood tests, can detect the presence of cocaine anything between a week and ten days after it was used last.
- Hair follicle testing is able to detect drug abuse in a longer time period. This method can find traces of cocaine in the hair for up to three months after it was taken.
