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I've been using chloraseptic for my soar throat and i get random etg tested. will the phenol in the chloraseptic test falsely for alcohol?
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It should: Be fine, don't blast it just prior but the amount that eners your bloodstream should not b significant.
Answered 3/25/2013
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