Does Strip NC work for Cocaine?

[marteau]

Will Strip NC work for Cocaine
My friend has to take a drug test in a couple of weeks for a new job. He is a chronic coke user, (about 3-5 gms once a week) although he hasn't done any in the last 9 days.

I know that if he doens't take anything it will probably take 30-90 days for it to clear, also he has not smoked any weed in 2 months.

I wanted to know if this product STRIP NC will work for Cocaine or help him with the test. This product does have a 100% money back guarantee at GNC.

Has anyone tried it for coke?

If not can someone recommend a product that will work.

Thanks for your time.

[bman1]

If not used in 9 days will be fine. Not sure about product but read around the drug testing forum to help your worries.

As for the 100% back thing how many people who fail are probally able to send the results back and prove that they used their product for that failed test?

Coca and Drug Tests
by Erowid



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Tested for in Standard Drug Tests? YES
Detection Period in Urine 48-72 hrs



Detection Period
Standardly Detectable in Urine for 48-72 hours after use.


"Elimination of cocaine is predominantly controlled by its biotranformation. Very low concentrations of cocaine may be detected in urine during the initial several hours, but benzoylegonine persists in urine at detectable concentrations for 48 hrs."
---Onsite Drug Testing


Long term habitual users may have traces of cocaine remain in their system for longer than the standard 3 days. (See Reference)

Test Information
The standard cocaine tests are a one step rapid, qualitative immunoassay for the detection of beonzoylecgonine, a hydrolytic degradation product, in urine. The cutoff concentration for the immunoassay test is 300 ng/ml, as recommended by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) (NIDA). The cutoff for GC-MS is 150 ng/ml.

Cocaine is one of the "NIDA 5". The five drugs tested for in the standard NIDA approved drug test.

Illinois State Appellate Court for the Circuit Court of Cook County found that drinking coca tea without knowledge that it contains cocaine cannot be grounds for being fired as a police officer under "zero-tolerance drug testing" policies. See Garrido v Cook County Sheriff's Merit Board, June 9 2004.

Substances or Conditions which can cause false positives
Kidney infection (kidney disease)
Liver infection (liver disease)
Diabetes
Amoxicillin, tonic water

[marteau]

Thanks for the reply, however drug tests don't neccessarily test for the presence of the drug itself, but they test for "metabolites" in the body which stay longer.

We