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If i take pills analy will i pass mouth swab test?
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No: If you take pills via rectum the medicine will be absorbed into your body and wind up throughout your system and be just as likely to show up in a mouth swab test as if taken it orally. You can't cheat a mouth swab test. if you're trying to then you are likely dependent on those pills and should seek treatment for that dependency and/or find safer treatments for the issues you are taking them for.
Answered 9/14/2016
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