ChristopherWilson
Sun Sep 01 2024
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7 answers
1924
Does kava show up on a breathalyzer?
I'm curious to know, does consuming kava, a traditional Pacific Island beverage, have any potential to trigger a positive result on a breathalyzer test commonly used to detect alcohol consumption? Given its relaxing effects and potential use in social settings, it's essential to understand if it could be mistakenly identified as alcohol consumption, especially for those who may be required to undergo such tests for work or legal reasons. Could you clarify whether KAVA consumption affects breathalyzer readings and, if so, in what manner?
Martino
Sun Aug 18 2024
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6 answers
1032
Do hops show up on a drug test?
I'm curious to know, could hops potentially cause a positive result on a drug test? Given that hops are a key ingredient in beer and other alcoholic beverages, I'm wondering if consuming them could lead to any unexpected outcomes during a routine screening. It's important to understand the potential implications, especially for individuals who may be subject to regular drug testing for work or other reasons. Can you provide any insight into this matter?
Federico
Fri Aug 02 2024
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6 answers
1125
Will alcohol free beer show up on EtG?
Could you please elaborate on whether alcohol-free beer would potentially trigger a positive result on an ethyl glucuronide (EtG) test? I'm curious as to whether the minute traces of alcohol or other compounds present in non-alcoholic beverages could be detected by this type of screening, especially for individuals who may be required to abstain from all forms of alcohol consumption for personal, professional, or legal reasons. It would be insightful to understand the specifics of how EtG tests work and their sensitivity levels when it comes to detecting even the slightest amounts of alcohol or related compounds.
IncheonBeautyBloom
Tue Jul 30 2024
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5 answers
769
How much alcohol will show up on an EtG?
I'm curious about the sensitivity of EtG tests when it comes to detecting alcohol consumption. Specifically, how much alcohol would typically need to be consumed for it to show up on an EtG test? Is there a threshold amount, or does any amount of alcohol, no matter how small, have the potential to be detected? And how long after consumption might alcohol show up on an EtG test? I'm asking because I'm interested in understanding the limitations and capabilities of these tests for various reasons.
