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How can you pass a hair test for crystal meth in two days if you have been clean for three months and six days but in the last two days you have done only four lines?
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∙ 13y ago
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It takes about 14 days for drugs to be detectable in hair because the hair has to grow above the scalp. You should be alright
however with cocaine or meth the metabolites diffuse into the hair from sweat and contaminates a larger area
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