hey y'all

[lcasaceli1]

Hey y'all. New here! Just have a quick question... I have a nicotine test coming up and HAVE to pass. I use to smoke a pack a day. I have been vaping now for approx 6 months. I think it is 6mg? What is the time I need to give myself vape free to pass this test. I dont have an exact date for the test just yet either.
Thank you all! ☺
Lee Ann

 

[Barbchris]

How Long does It Take for Nicotine to Completely Leave the Body? | New Health Guide

Hope that helps. Might want to switch to 0 nic. The vaping will help with the smoking behavior, while not putting nic into your system.

I see this is your first post. Welcome.

 

[lcasaceli1]

Oh yea. I read that online! Thank you! I wasn't sure if it was different cuz it was vape lol. I gotta get to the vape store tomorrow for the 0%. Or I will be very miserable here soon. Lol.
Thank you!

 

[firerat]

Just out of curiosity, why are you getting a nicotine test?

Sorry if that's too personal.

 

[lcasaceli1]

A new job.

 

[Rat2chat2]

You already have your answer so I just wanted to

you to ecf lcasaceli1. So glad to have you here and congrats on the six months. Good luck on your new job. Have fun and happy vaping.

 

[thegreatappreciator]

Nic test for a job? Must be with the CIA


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[SinisterSilver]

I'm pretty sure the "nic" test actually looks for other things specifically related to crap that coats your lungs when you inhale cigarette smoke and not actual nicotine. Nic doesn't stick around in your system very long (a few days), but that other stuff does so they look for those instead. If you're a habitual smoker, there's no cheating it that way. I'd still switch to zero nic for a while anyway though, like you planned. I wouldn't worry about it to much. Good luck and welcome

Source: A guy in the know I worked with just had a nic test for another plant that hired him. He explained it to me because I was curious.

 

[LMS62]

Nic test for a job? Must be with the CIA


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Unfortunately that is becoming more and more common, especially for jobs within a healthcare system.