Well detection periods in blood are usually shorter than detection periods in urine, so if you go by the info on that page you should be completely safe.
Blood tests ARE the most accurate form of testing, but detection periods are shorter than in urine. In most cases anyway.
This holds true for cocaine.
[ 03 January 2003: Message edited by: Crimson Cloud ]
Hey Schlameil, what about coke IV? Would it still appear longer in a urine test? I know this is probably a ratarded question (since with IV you're putting the drug right into your BLOODstream), but still, I'm curious, where will it be detectable longest (when IV-ed that is)? Thanks!
^^^ No, you can IV any salt of cocaine. But they are all water soluble and would leave the blood and urine quickly.
BTW it's HCl, one hydrogen(H) atom and one chlorine(Cl) atom, not HCL which would be one hydrogen atom, one carbon atom, and one atom of some new element you've apparently discovered which you call "L". Sorry I'm bit of a perfectionist when it comes to chemistry.
[ 05 January 2003: Message edited by: Crimson Cloud ]