Urinalisis tests for marijuana's THC is the most common form of illegal drug testing. Marijuana's THC are stored in the fat cells of your body. In order to release marijuana's THC into the bloodstream, the fat cells must be burned by exercise or other way. In the blood the marijuana's THC are filtered out by the kidneys and sent to the bladder. Our "How To Clean Urinalisis Tests" products act as an energy source and prevent the body from burning fat cells for up to 6 hours so the marijuana's THC are never released during this period of that time.

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Passive inhalation of marijuana smoke is sometimes put forward as a reason for a positive drug test result. Research has shown that this is improbable. As an example, in one study volunteers were exposed to smoke from cigarettes containing a known concentration of THC (the active ingredient of marijuana) over six one hour periods. The marijuana smoke was so intense that the volunteers had to wear goggles. The highest level detected by GC/MS analysis was only one third of the internationally accepted cut-off level for marijuana.

The part of marijuana that gets you high is called Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol. Most people just call this THC, but this is confusing: your body will change Delta-9-THC into more inert molecules known as metabolites, which don't get you high. Unfortunately, these chemicals also have the word 'tetrahydrocannabinol' in them and they are also called THC - so many people think that the metabolites get you high. Marijuana only keeps you high for a few hours, and it is not right to think that a person who fails a drug test is always high on drugs, either. THC is not water soluble which means that every time you use, it needs some place to stick to. That's where your fat cells come in. THC is stored in your fat cells. The more you have, the longer the THC will remain.

Depending on your history of us, 30 - 90 days later a test can still come up positive for THC. THC and its metabolites stay in the blood for days and in the fatty deposits of the body much longer. About 30% of THC that is ingested may remain in the body a full week after smoking. Some remnants from a single dose of THC may be detectable up to three weeks later. If you smoke say three to five times a week and have been smoking for three to five years then it can take upto 90 days before marijuna is undetectable in your system.