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When inhaled once, how long does thc stay in your system?
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In urine 30 days: By a dipstick urine drug screen, thc will show up up to 30 days after inhalation.
Answered 5/8/2016
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Uncertain: It depends on how much you used, how strong it was, and your body's excretion of the marijuana and its breakdown products.
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