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I have to do a pre employment drug and alcohol screening, how long will it take alcohol to leave my system?
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It would be best: To discuss this with your primary care doctor. There are formula's to use. But if you ask this is seems you are worried about how much you are drinking. Maybe you have no need to worry. Or maybe you should be concerned and should try to cut ddown. See your doctor please.
Answered 12/16/2012
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