Hair Drug Test

If you are really miffed about needing to shampoo your hair in preparation for a scheduled hair follicle drug test, the writer of the following article has a story that you ought to hear.  She once had to use a special shampoo on her hair, but she did not need to take a hair follicle drug test. One summer the writer had to shampoo her hair so that it could all be removed the following day—removed in an operating room by a team working with a neurosurgeon. You, on the other hand, are going to loose only one strand of hair. Read the rest of this entry »

Do you have a current hair drug test coming up soon?  Have you stopped taking the substances that may cause a problem ahead of time?  If you haven’t, you will be in danger of losing your job if your employer sees a positive hair drug test come back.  There are several ways people have come up with to pass the test.  But will they work for you?  And do you have enough time to implement them?  If the test is unannounced, you need to act quickly in order to save your job.  If you don’t, then you may be looking for other employment. Read the rest of this entry »

Maybe you find that you are constantly uttering these words to yourself, “Pass hair drug test.” Maybe you hear repeated claims from friends or colleagues, claims that they can offer you valuable assistance. Perhaps they complete their claims with the words, “Try this and you will do what you hope to do: pass hair drug test.” If either of the above statements describes your situation at this time, then you will want to read the following article. You will learn below how to approach a scheduled drug test, a test for which all tested employees must provide a specimen of hair. Read the rest of this entry »

A hair drug test uses an average of 40 mg of human hair. Since April of 2004, there has been a growing need for a way to produce a false negative reading during such a hair drug test. A number of possible suggestions have appeared on the Internet. The manufacturers of one product have described their particular product as “a body wash for body hair and scalp hair. “ They have promised to get rid of all the toxic substances in each of the 50 to 70 strands of hair that will need to be examined during the established testing process. Read the rest of this entry »

Keratin, the protein in human hair is very different from other proteins. Keratin resists any damage that might result from exposure to water or from everyday wear and tear. Keratin allows a human hair to retain all of its characteristics throughout a hair drug test. By the same token, keratin resists damage from shampoo, conditioners, mousses, gels or spray. For that reason, one can not wash out from the hair any evidence of drug use, such as evidence that that could show-up during a hair drug test. That is a problem for drug takers. There are also problems for the test givers.

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