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My husband and i smoked a month ago. will he pass a drug test?
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Yes: Drug tests are to screen for drugs of abuse, but usually not tobacco. I'm going to assume you smoked tobacco. If it was cannabis and you are not a regular user, you'll probably be okay or can claim passive smoke inhalation.
Answered 11/11/2014
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